Haim Yellin stated Saturday evening that there is no chance of an agreement with Hamas, and that the terror group is 'waiting for another October 7.' His remarks come amid ongoing negotiations.
Haim Yellin, a prominent figure in Israeli security discourse, stated Saturday evening that he sees no possibility of a deal with Hamas, warning that the terror group is 'waiting for another October 7.' Yellin's pessimism reflects a growing Israeli skepticism about the negotiations. The Zioneer reported on July 30 that Israeli officials accused Hamas of stalling and said Israel would not accept its terms. The statement adds to a series of public assessments by Israeli figures questioning the likelihood of a diplomatic resolution.
- StrongIsraeli officials say Hamas stalling for time, Israel will not accept its terms
- DevelopingAnalysis: Gaza deal would halt targeted killings of Hamas terrorists, allow Hamas to prepare for next round
- DevelopingReport: Documents reveal Hamas-Hezbollah coordination ahead of October 7 attack
- DevelopingHamas political bureau chief says group will repeat October 7 massacre 'again and again'
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