US EditionHamas Says It Is Serious About Gaza Deal, but Still Has Set of Demands
Senior Hamas leader Abu Marzouk says Hamas is negotiating a ceasefire and prisoner exchange under Trump’s plan while rejecting Israeli demands to disarm amid ongoing two-year Gaza conflict.
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Hamas says it is serious about Gaza deal, but still has set of demands
Hamas said yesterday it wants to reach a deal to end the war in Gaza based on US president Donald Trump’s plan but still has a set of demands, a statement signalling that indirect talks with Israel in Egypt could be difficult and lengthy.
Hamas 'Serious' About Trump’s Gaza Plan But Sets Tough Conditions
U.S. President Donald Trump expressed optimism on Tuesday about progress toward a Gaza deal and said a U.S. team had just left to take part in the negotiations. The post Hamas ‘Serious’ About Trump’s Gaza Plan But Sets Tough Conditions appeared first on StratNews Global.
The 20-point plan, which combines a large-scale hostage-taking exchange with a gradual Israeli withdrawal from Gaza, has brought the negotiations between Israel and Hamas into a new phase. Hamas has signaled conditional acceptance, but there is an under-communicated problem, points out Palestinian scholar Amro Allan. The planned hostage-taking exchange is an important strategic victory for Hamas.
After the entire world has lined up behind the American plan - Hamas repeats familiar tactics • The organization announces agreement, but in practice reopens the main clauses and delays the IDF's action • Israel must make it clear to Trump: patience is not eternal, and the agreement is for principles only - not for time games
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