Israel 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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Israel Recalls Negotiators, Escalation in Gaza Conflict
Israel's negotiation team, led by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office, has been recalled from Qatar. This move follows a deadlock in talks aimed at resolving key issues between Israel and Hamas. According to a statement from Netanyahu’s office, the decision came after reaching a "dead end," highlighting the complexities and challenges in achieving lasting peace in the region. Negotiation Impasse and Resumption of Conflict The negotiations…
Israel recalls negotiators after reaching ‘dead end’ in Qatar talks - Egypt Independent
Israeli authorities recalled their team of negotiators from Qatar after reaching a “dead end” in talks to release hostages held by Hamas in Gaza, according to a statement released by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office.
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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Israel has withdrawn from talks with militant-Islamist Hamas about another ceasefire for the time being.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.
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