Israeli media: Hamas suspended the prisoner exchange talks
| Israeli television reported that Qatar informed Tel Aviv that Hamas had suspended the prisoner exchange negotiations. |
According to the report of Fars News Agency International Group, Israeli media reported today (Thursday, January 25) that Qatar informed Tel Aviv that the Hamas movement has decided to suspend negotiations on the prisoner exchange agreement and until the end of the war and The withdrawal of Israeli soldiers does not free any prisoners.
The Zionist regime TV, quoting a source familiar with the details of the negotiations in Doha, without mentioning his name, reported: “Hamas told the Qatari mediators that as the first stage of the agreement to exchange prisoners from Israel wants to withdraw all its forces from the Gaza Strip and stop the war”. Majid Al-Ansari, in a post on “X” channel, wrote on Wednesday that if the statements attributed to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu about Doha’s efforts in the process of prisoner exchange negotiations are true, he “will become an obstacle to the mediation process and will harm it”.
In its news segment on Tuesday, February 3, Israel’s Channel 12 aired a recording of a meeting with the families of Israeli hostages, in which Benjamin Netanyahu called Qatar a “troublemaker” and played a role Mediator had blamed it.
Al-Ansari said yesterday that Doha’s mediation efforts between the Palestinians and Israel to stop the war and exchange prisoners and ensure the entry of aid and medicine into the Gaza Strip continue.
In the first place In December, a temporary ceasefire between Hamas and Israel was established with Qatari-Egyptian-American mediation and lasted for 7 days, during which prisoners were exchanged and limited humanitarian aid entered the Gaza Strip. The Zionist regime says that there are still 136 Israeli prisoners with the Palestinian resistance in the Gaza Strip.
White House spokesman John Kirby announced on Wednesday night (January 24) that President Biden’s Middle East adviser is in Doha to negotiate the possible signing of a prisoner exchange document between Tel Aviv and Hamas. . This is McGurk’s second visit to Doha this month to discuss the issue of the prisoner exchange. He had traveled to Qatar on January 9 for this purpose. An informed source in Turkey announced on Thursday that the prisoner exchange negotiations are underway with the mediation of Doha. /p>
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