[rewrite this title Netanyahu discusses the survival of the negotiating delegation in Doha and Hamas, warning against not implementing understandings news ]

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu began security consultations, Thursday evening, to discuss developments in the ongoing negotiations in Doha, while the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) warned that the failure to implement the understandings that took place with Washington will be negatively over the efforts to complete the negotiations.

It is expected that Netanyahu’s consultations will lead to a decision on the continuation of the mission of the Israeli negotiating delegation in Doha in light of the lack of progress on the deal, according to the Israeli Broadcasting Corporation.

The Israeli delegation arrived in Doha the day before yesterday, Tuesday, at the instigation of Netanyahu after his talks with the American envoy to the Middle East Stephen Witkeov and a phone call with US President Donald Trump, in light of Hamas’s release from the Israeli soldier Alexander Alexander, who holds American citizenship.

The Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper said yesterday, Wednesday, that the Israeli delegation continues its talks in Qatar, accompanied by Stephen Witkeov and Adam Bulaler, the envoys of the US President.

The newspaper quoted sources as saying that Wittouf is studying additional proposals to release the Israelis detained in Gaza in batches “with the aim of pushing the fighting.”

The United States, Qatar and Egypt are seeking to reach a ceasefire in Gaza, after Netanyahu dismissed the agreement concluded last January, and recently threatened to expand the war of extermination through a new military operation called “Gaveron vehicles” that include plans to occupy the entire sector.

“Netanyahu is evading”

For its part, Hamas said in a statement, today, Thursday, that the occupation faces the efforts of the brokers with a military escalation, stressing that “Netanyahu does not care about the fate of Asara, and leads a war without end.”

She added that the negotiating operation aims to stop the aggression, withdraw the occupation and release the prisoners, and “is what Netanyahu evades”, who sees in the calm merely a tool to buy time and resume the war, according to her expression.

In another statement, the movement warned of the consequences of not implementing the understandings that were reached with the American side.

She said that in the context of her keenness to alleviate the Palestinian people by stopping the aggression and opening the crossings to introduce humanitarian aid, she presented “the positive initiative to release the prisoner, the prisoner Aidan Alexander, in the hands of the US President’s visit to the region.”

“We expect, according to the understandings that took place with the American side, and with the flags of the brokers, that the entry of humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip will begin immediately, the call for a permanent ceasefire, and a comprehensive negotiations on all issues to achieve security and stability in the region, which is what we look forward to.”

The movement warned that the failure to achieve these steps, especially the introduction of aid, “will deliver negative shadows on any efforts to complete the negotiations on the prisoner exchange process.”

Israel prevents the entry of food and medicine to the Gaza Strip for the 75th consecutive day, despite international warnings of the spread of famine and the death of children as a result of malnutrition.