A new round of ceasefire negotiations in the Gaza Strip has just concluded in Doha, the capital of Qatar. Although the official did not announce the specific content of the negotiations, the media revealed that there are still major differences between Palestine and Israel. Let’s take a look at the observation reports sent back from the front by reporters from the main station.
Israel insists on the ceasefire agreement to ensure the achievement of its stated goals
Headquarters reporter Zhao Bing: On the 11th, the negotiating delegation led by David Bania, the head of Israel’s Mossad, concluded its negotiations with the United States and the United States in Doha. The four-way talks between Egyptian and Qatari representatives returned to Israel and a report on the status of the negotiations was given to the Security Cabinet. The Israeli side did not announce the specific content and details, but local media revealed that the talks in Doha lasted nearly four hours and focused on discussing the details of the personnel exchange between the two sides and working hard to make the agreement "ensure that Israel achieves all set goals." The media said that the so-called goals include not only the three major goals first proposed by Israel, which are to rescue Israeli detainees, eliminate the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) and ensure that the Gaza Strip no longer poses a threat to Israel, but also include the Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu listed four red lines for negotiations, including that Israel should be allowed to "resume its military operations in Gaza according to the situation until the elimination of Hamas is achieved."
Israel lists harsh conditions and Hamas accuses Israel of delaying
Headquarters reporter Zhao Bing: Some local media cited anonymous interviews with senior Israeli officials and concluded that Netanyahu and the intelligence services determined that Israel’s military operations would harm Hamas. As a result, Hamas softened its negotiating position. Israel can use this to put forward more stringent conditions in order to obtain maximum benefits in negotiations. However, the official believes that these harsh conditions may be achieved, but may also lead to the collapse of negotiations. Another analysis said that Israel does not accept the return of so-called armed personnel to northern Gaza, but it is still difficult to establish an effective mechanism to ensure this goal. At the same time, Israel has concerns about the release of Palestinians it has imprisoned, and it also faces some internal opposition.
Headquarters reporter Zhao Bing: In response to this round of negotiations, the Hamas organization issued a statement on the evening of the 11th, saying that the relevant mediators have not informed the organization of any latest developments. The statement also stated that Israel is obviously still implementing a "delay policy" in the negotiations to delay its military operations against Palestine. The purpose is to make this round of negotiations fail again like previous rounds of negotiations, but Hamas will not let this happen. Be fooled.
Domestic protests continue, calling for a ceasefire agreement to be reached as soon as possible
Headquarters reporter Zhao Bing: After more than nine months of war, the Israeli government is facing increasing public pressure, demanding that it reach a personnel exchange and ceasefire agreement as soon as possible. Recently, Israeli people once again held large-scale protests in many places in Tel Aviv. Relevant families and people said that the agreement is currently on the table of all parties, and the key to unlocking the detention of relevant personnel lies in the hands of the Israeli government. They hope that the Israeli government will not delay any longer, otherwise it will mean that Israel and Hamas are jointly detaining these people. personnel. In addition, some people launched a three-day march on the 11th, walking from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem in the sweltering heat to urge the government to reach an agreement as soon as possible.
