US EditionIsrael recalls negotiators after reaching ‘dead end’ in Qatar talks
- Israeli negotiators were recalled from talks in Qatar after reaching a deadlock in negotiations to release Hamas-held hostages in Gaza, according to a statement from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office.
- After a seven-day truce collapsed, Israel accused Hamas of violating the agreement by firing rockets. Israel blamed Hamas for not returning all women and children hostages as part of the agreement.
- Qatari and American mediators are still working to find a way to bring a temporary halt to the fighting and secure the release of hostages. Vice President Kamala Harris expressed concerns about the high civilian suffering in Gaza.
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Úřad izraelského premiéra Netanjahua viní z neprodloužení předcházejícího příměří Hamás, ten to však odmítá. V Pásmu Gazy stále zůstává asi 136 rukojmích, většinou izraelských občanů; oživit jednání o příměří se chce pokusit francouzský prezident Macron.
Israel-Hamas War Day 58: World leaders call for fresh truce deal as death toll crosses 15,000 in Gaza
Israel-Hamas war: Since Friday morning, when the true deal collapsed, at least 240 Palestinians have been reported to be killed in the Gaza Strip with the overall death toll crossing 15,000
Hamas and Israel were both set to extend the temporary truce. But on the night of Friday, negotiations fell apart. The reason: Hamas did not want to release more women, sources said.
Israel has withdrawn from talks with militant-Islamist Hamas about another ceasefire for the time being. The negotiations were at an impasse, explained the Israeli government and ordered its negotiators back home from Qatar.
Israel-Gaza war: Israel bombards crowded southern Gaza as Netanyahu withdraws negotiators from Qatar
In the clearest sign yet that a return to negotiations for further truces is unlikely, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu orders his negotiators to leave ceasefire talks being held in Qatar.
Israel-Hamas truce negotiations at “dead end”, Israeli intelligence agency says
Truce negotiations between Israel and Hamas, which is a designated terrorist organisation in the UK, have reached a “dead end” according to Israel’s intelligence agency. Mossad said it was pulling its team out, just as the French president Emmanuel Macron announced he’s getting on a plane to Qatar, to try and breathe life back into the talks. The Hamas-controlled health ministry in Gaza said 193 more people have been killed, since the week-long …
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