Hamas accepted the proposal, which was put forward by the mediators of Egypt and Qatar more than 10 days ago.
Israel seems to “do not want to reach an agreement” because he has not yet responded to the cease-fire proposal agreed by Hamas earlier this month, said the spokesman for the Qatar mediator.
While Qatar is committed to continuing its efforts to put an end to the War of Israel against Gaza, which has now killed more than 62,000 Palestinians, the spokesman for Majed Al-Ansari has called on the international community to put Israel to be pressure to accept the last cease-fire proposal.
“We are in contact with all the parties in pursuit of a cease-fire agreement, but there is no official Israeli response-nor acceptance, rejection, presenting an alternative proposal,” the spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Majed Al-Ansari said on Tuesday.
“We do not take the media statements in Israel seriously and await an official response to the proposal,” he said, adding that Qatar “communicated with all the parties in pursuit of a cease-fire agreement”.
The press release comes a week after Hamas said that he had informed the mediators of Egypt and Qatar that he had accepted the proposal and was ready to take over the negotiations to end the Israel War against Gaza, which is now threatening other mass trips in the middle of the famine of Israel.
A familiar source with cease-fire talks told Tel Aviv Tribune that the proposal included a cessation of Israeli army operations for 60 days, during which it would withdraw to allow the entry of humanitarian aid. Half of the 50 remaining captives would also be exchanged for Palestinian prisoners within this period.
“This does not matter for Egypt or Qatar during negotiations,” said Al-Ansari, after the Israeli media suggested moving the place of negotiations to another country.
“What Hamas has accepted is identical to what Israel has already accepted. The ball is now before the Court of Israel, and it seems that Israel does not want to reach an agreement or even respond to the proposal.”
This proposal was “agreed by Israel and 98% of it was agreed by Hamas,” said Osama Bin Javaid of Tel Aviv Tribune, accounting for Doha.
The proposal has been on the table for more than 10 days, and none of the mediators has yet heard of Israel, he added.
Qatar says that Israel’s only observed response was “more deaths, more destruction, more plans to take control of more territory in Gaza, but no real evolution towards the Essayal to find a solution … and to stop the murder,” added Bin Javaid.
