On Tuesday, in an interview with Bloomberg, he confirmed that Israel has already proposed safe passage to Sinwar.
“I’m ready to provide safe passage to Sinwar, his family, whoever wants to join him,” he told Bloomberg. “We want the hostages back. We want demilitarisation, de-radicalisation of course – a new system that will manage Gaza.”
He told Bloomberg that the offer of safe passage had been put on the table a day and a half ago.
He did not say what the response was to the offer – or whether there had been a reply – but he added that Israel would also be open to releasing prisoners as part of a deal.
Sinwar was one the main architects of the October 7 massacre in Israel.
Hamas terrorist killed 1,200 in the atrocities and took more than 250 people hostages.
