The American leadership has said that it is not possible to remain silent on the issue of Gaza. This fight must stop now. The region needs peace and stability. It should be paved. This was said yesterday when Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met US President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris in Washington.
After the meeting, Kamala Harris, the vice president and expected candidate of the Democratic Party in the presidential election, said in a conversation with the media that what is happening in Gaza cannot be tolerated anymore and cannot be kept silent in this matter.
President Joe Biden said during the negotiations with Netanyahu that the ceasefire in Gaza should be as soon as possible. He said that he could do a lot for the ceasefire despite being separated from the election race.
The Israeli Prime Minister thanked the American leadership for supporting Israel for more than five decades and said that we will continue to cooperate with them during the remaining term of President Biden’s presidency.
A Palestinian official involved in international mediation efforts said that if Israel accepts the proposal, a framework agreement will be reached that will end the nine-month war between Israel and Hamas in Gaza.
A senior official in Israel’s negotiating team, speaking on condition of anonymity, said there was now a real chance of a deal being reached, as Israel had previously rejected all Hamas conditions for a ceasefire and prisoner releases. He has been refusing while giving.
A spokesman for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu did not immediately comment on the news, but a statement from his office said talks would continue next week and differences between the parties still remained.
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The Hamas official said that under the new plan, the mediators would guarantee a temporary ceasefire in Gaza, the delivery of aid and the withdrawal of Israeli troops while indirect negotiations continue to implement the second phase of the deal.
In addition, Hamas rejected the arrival and deployment of foreign forces in Gaza under any name and justification.