Today, Hamas announced that he did not accept the proposal of the American Envoy Steve Witkoff about the truce and the exchange of hostages without changing and requested certain changes, according to the sources of acquaintances with details.
The source close to the details was told by the Jerusalem post that Hamas felt cheated by the American administration, believing that he was “Irran” a proposal that is biased to Israel and does not guarantee the end of the war.
The proposal also requires that all hostages return to Israel within seven days, which loses additional negotiations.
The source close to Hamasu said for the Media Wall that the Group considers that the new proposal was more biased towards Israel than the previous one and that Witkoff accepted most of the demands that Ron Dermer had made at a meeting on Tuesday.
Furthermore, the source pointed out that the new proposal does not give a clear American guarantee that temporary truce will lead to lasting. Also, the proposal does not state that the truce will last even if negotiations last longer than 60 days and that Israel will not be able to unilaterally violate the truce as he did in March.
According to the Higher Israeli official, “Unlike the report, Witkoff’s proposal in the last days did not determine a new line of IDF schedule nor the way to distribute help in the truce.”
In the statement, Hamas stated that “Hamas leadership received a new Witkoff’s proposal from intermediaries and responsibly considers him in order to serve him the interests of our people, giving him a relief and achieved a permanent truce in the Gaza belt.”
The new WITKOFFE proposal involves the release of 10 living hostages and 18 killed, with the release of hostages to be in two rounds. Both sides would agree on a 60-day truce that could be extended if Hamas and Israel agreed.
Finally, IDF would withdraw from certain areas of Gaza, and the United Nations would take over the distribution of humanitarian aid.
(Vijesti.ba)
