Modi called for a ceasefire in Gaza

reported by Mehr News Agency According to Anatolia News Agency, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi called for a ceasefire in Gaza in a telephone conversation with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

The Prime Minister of India announced Netanyahu’s phone call on the occasion of the 78th anniversary of his country’s independence by publishing a message on social networks.

Narendra Modi emphasized that in his conversation with Netanyahu, he demanded the immediate release of prisoners (prisoners of Zionism in Hamas), establishing a ceasefire and continuing to send humanitarian aid to Gaza.

Ghazi Hamad, a member of the political office of the Hamas movement, emphasized that the Zionist regime thwarted the Doha negotiations and the efforts of the mediators, and added: “In this round of negotiations in Doha, nothing No progress was made and none of the disputed issues were resolved. No agreement is possible without the establishment of a complete and permanent ceasefire, the withdrawal of the occupiers from the Gaza Strip, the return of the refugees, and the conclusion of a prisoner exchange agreement.

Hamad pointed out that the Hamas movement’s position on this matter is firm, and added: We will not enter into any more useless negotiations, Netanyahu has committed fraud and prevented the implementation of the agreement. In the context of the ceasefire, he evades. Netanyahu is setting new terms and undermining what was already agreed upon, to the point where he seems intent on continuing the war.