Hamas says “the ball is in Israel’s court” to reach a truce agreement in Gaza

The Palestinian Islamic movement Hamas reported on Friday that his delegation had left Egypt after negotiations for a truce in Link and said that “the ball is now completely in the court” in Israel.

“The negotiating delegation left Cairo toward Doha. The occupation rejected the proposal presented by the mediators that we had accepted“said the group in reference to Israel in a letter sent to other Palestinian factions.

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“Consequently, the ball is now completely in the occupation’s court.” he added Hamas.

Egyptian media outlet Al Qahera News, close to that country’s intelligence services, reported that Hamas and Israeli delegations had left Cairo “after two days of negotiations”to obtain a truce after seven months of war.

The efforts of Egypt, Qatar It is U.S as mediating countries in these indirect negotiations “continue to bring together the points of view of both parties”, this media stated, citing a high-level Egyptian source.

Hamas accepted on Monday a proposal presented by mediators which, according to a senior official in the movement, establishes a truce in three phases, each lasting 42 days.

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It also includes Israel’s withdrawal from Link and an exchange of hostages taken by Hamas for Palestinian prisoners in the Hebrew country with the aim of “a permanent ceasefire”.

Israel responded that the proposal remains “far from your demands” and reiterated his opposition to a permanent ceasefire until achieving a complete victory over this group which, like the United States and the European Unionclassified as terrorist.

The Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahusaid he had ordered his delegation in Cairo to “remain firm in the conditions necessary for liberation” of hostages and “essential”For the security of Israel.

Source: Elcomercio

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