A source within Hamas informed Al Jazeera that Israeli mediators have responded to the demands put forth by the Islamic Resistance Movement. However, the source expressed disapproval with Israel’s continued placement of obstacles that hinder the finalization of an agreement. The source stressed the importance of finding a resolution that addresses the needs of all parties involved in order to achieve lasting peace in the region.
The draft agreement received from Israel did not address a complete cessation of hostilities nor included a clause for the withdrawal of troops from the Gaza Strip. Moreover, according to the Hamas source, Israel has proposed relocating displaced persons from northern Gaza to temporary camps instead of allowing them to return to their homes. This proposition has added another layer of complexity to the negotiations between the two parties.
The source within Hamas informed Al Jazeera that Israeli mediators have responded to their demands put forth by Hamas. However, they expressed disapproval with Israel’s continued placement of obstacles that hinder finalizing an agreement. The draft agreement received from Israel did not include a complete cessation of hostilities nor had a clause for withdrawal of troops from Gaza Strip. Furthermore, according to Hamas’s source, Israel has proposed relocating displaced persons from northern Gaza into temporary camps rather than letting them return home which added another level of complexity in negotiations between both parties.
In conclusion, it is evident that there are still significant differences between both sides in terms of achieving lasting peace in Gaza region. While there have been some progress in negotiations, more work needs to be done to find a resolution that addresses everyone’s concerns and interests.
