Arab affairs analyst Yossi Eliezer reported on his the source a post by former Fatah senior figure Mohammed Dahlan claiming that targeted killings and Israeli aggression in the Gaza Strip will cease starting Sunday. Eliezer expressed doubt about the claim, asking 'Real?' No official Israeli confirmation has been published.
Arab affairs analyst Yossi Eliezer reported in the early hours of Sunday that Mohammed Dahlan, a former senior Fatah figure, posted on Twitter claiming that 'targeted killings and Israeli aggression in the Gaza Strip will stop starting tomorrow.' Eliezer appended a question mark, signaling skepticism about the claim's authenticity. No official Israeli confirmation has been issued, and the IDF has not commented.
The claim echoes a similar post attributed to Dahlan that The Zioneer reported at 02:11, in which Dahlan stated the halt would begin Monday. A separate report earlier in the night cited Dahlan telling Ynet that Jared Kushner had assured him Israel would stop Gaza strikes as of Sunday morning. Both reports remain unverified by Israeli sources.
The Zioneer has not independently confirmed the existence of the Twitter post attributed to Dahlan, and the analyst's questioning tone suggests the claim may be viewed with caution within the Arab affairs community.
2 developments
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- DevelopingYossi Eliezer reports casualties in a strike, citing Arab outlet
- DevelopingYossi Eliezer: More strikes in southern Lebanon; asks when Dahieh is targeted
- DevelopingYossi Eliezer claims US is striking Iran, Iran silent — no missiles launched
Source and signal
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