Qatar’s reaction to Biden’s comments: We hope, but there is still no opening regarding a ceasefire in Gaza

according to the report of the international group Tasnim News Agency, Majid Al-Ansari In response to media reports that a ceasefire agreement in the Gaza Strip is approaching, the spokesperson of Qatar’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that there is no opening that can be announced regarding the ceasefire agreement in the Gaza Strip.

He stated that it is not possible to comment on the statements of the US President, who said that the ceasefire would be reached by Monday. The spokesperson of Qatar’s Foreign Ministry added: “There is no agreement between Hamas and Israel on any of the main issues related to the ceasefire agreement in Gaza.” Ansari said that he hopes the parties will During the holy month of Ramadan, they can stop their military and war actions, and Doha is trying to remove the obstacles that prevent reaching an agreement.

Foreign Ministry Spokesman Qatar also said that Qatar has not seen real pressure from the international community for humanitarian aid to enter the Gaza Strip. He has been the mediator and mediator regarding the achievement of a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, and in the last 24 hours, the Arab and Western media have claimed to be close to a ceasefire agreement in Gaza based on the proposals presented at the Paris meeting.

Joe Biden also claimed this Tuesday morning that the Israeli regime has pledged to stop the war against Gaza during the holy month of Ramadan. According to these media claims, the ceasefire agreement includes the cessation of hostilities for 40 days, and for every Israeli prisoner, 10 Palestinian prisoners are to be released.

Osame Hamdan One of the high-ranking leaders of the Hamas movement, in response to the draft of the cease-fire plan at the Paris meeting, said that the said draft is an American proposal aimed at giving Netanyahu more time to prepare for a new attack.

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