A very curious time for a ceasefire

Problematic Ceasefire.

Hostage exchange from Hamas to Israel, from Israel to Hamas. The first groups to be released appear to be children, women and young people. The numbers are 50 from Hamas to Israel, 300 from Israel to Hamas. This is to be accomplished in four days. During this time additional fuel along with medical supplies and humanitarian supplies will be allowed into the Gaza Strip in greater quantities. The hostage exchange still needs a day or two to be finalized from the day of this post.

Also let me add that this four-day truce, cease-fire could be extended past the 4 days, but it will be on day-by-day bases depending upon how the first four days go. Also note this ceasefire, truce is for southern Gaza Strip only, Northern Gaza part will still have hourly pauses allowing more Palestinians civilians to head south into safety zones, but Israel will keep moving forward in Northern Gaza in its mission to eradicate the terror group Hamas.

From here it becomes ambiguous, for the purpose of this writing I'm leave out a lot of the details of the truce and talk more about the possible repercussions along with a possibility or another reason for this ceasefire.

Is this going to allow Hamas to rebuild, regroup, rearm and stock up supplies allowing them a much more aggressive attack?

I’m not so sure.

Israel is going to continue its operations in Northern Gaza completing one of the phases of its objective and that is to free the Gaza Strip from all of Hamas terrorist organization. Remember Israel is winning. Why would Hamas allow this? There losing.

Let's think about this for a minute, Hamas must know that once the cease-fire is over Israel will continue to aggressively remove them, and I say them meaning the ones that are losing control over the whole strip, all of them. It only stands to reason that Hamas maybe trying to save itself during this truce as to get its leading forces out of Gaza Strip to fight another day. I had to ask why is Hamas pushing for this ceasefire now? Again, their losing in a major way. It appears Hamas is on its way out and the hostages will eventually be found.

In other words, will Hamas use the cease-fire to regroup and come back aggressively or to cut their losses and run and when I say to cut and run, I only mean the heads and or leaders of Hamas running, and the left behind to fight. Could they move the rest of the hostages and the head leaders of Hamas under the cloak of this ceasefire? Save the head of the snake will be their mission.

So, how about both. Some fight and some run. Those left to fight will eventually lose and Hamas knows that, but the leaders will be saved.

I'm no military expert but I find this Pease deal not making much sense.

As I said a day or two ago that allowing a ceasefire would be a great detriment to Israel if the leading propaganda war against Israel should be too great to overcome, this making it much harder for Israel to continue the war and even harder to complete. This is still a possibility.

There are many other outcomes that we could consider, and I could be wrong, but all of this seems to be highly suspicious and what I have surmised makes the most sense, well at least to me. Again, were back to the wait-and-see thing again.

I would like to add one more observation from a biblical standpoint, if Iran wanted to continue to use Hamas in Lebanon would it be to their advantage for the leaders of Hamas should they escape to be headed to Iran in this would help to complete the understanding of Psalms 83:2and 5, for they confederate together, and they that hate thee have lifted up their head. They would be all together now. Or the unfulfilled prophecy of Psalm 83 will be fulfilled. God will step in and eliminate all surrounding enemies.