A recent meeting of security service leaders has indicated that the current situation regarding the war in the Gaza Strip has reached a "dead end."

The meeting, which took place 11 days ago and was described as decisive, marked a turning point in Israeli Occupation's stance on a potential prisoner exchange deal.

Participants in the meeting included the Minister of Defense, the Chiefs of Staff, the Shin Bet, the Mossad, and the Israeli Occupation’s negotiator.

The report states that the leaders emphasized the importance of securing the release of Israeli Occupation captives in Gaza in exchange for allowing Palestinians to return to the northern Gaza Strip unconditionally and withdrawing from the Netzarim area.

Upon analyzing the current situation, officials agreed that the Israeli Occupation military is not engaged in an actual war in Gaza, a fact that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Benny Gantz are allegedly ignoring.

The report concludes with officials stressing that the occupation has lost two key advantages: American support and domestic unity. This is due to the failure to reach an agreement on the northern front without a ceasefire in Gaza.

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