Monologue | Why the last two months of negotiations did not lead to a ceasefire in Gaza?

According to the international group Tasnim news agency, “Mansour Barati”, a researcher of Israeli regime issues in An analytical video has examined the main disagreements between Hamas and the Israeli regime that prevented the establishment of a ceasefire before Ramadan. In order to speed up the process of stopping the war and reviving the prisoner exchange case, he said: In the last two months, indirect negotiations between the Zionist regime and Hamas were underway at the initiative of Qatar, Egypt, America and France. The main goal of these negotiations was to achieve a ceasefire (at least short-term) during the month of Ramadan.

He further added: Despite the optimism of the mediator parties, the negotiations failed without results. The main difference of opinion between the two sides was the lack of real will on the part of Netanyahu’s cabinet to end the war in Gaza. In order to realize the ceasefire and the end of the war, he said: Hamas wanted a definitive end to the war and the withdrawal of Israeli forces from the Gaza Strip completely, but the Zionists, while opposing the end of the occupation, only agreed to stop their attacks for six weeks.

On the opposite side, Tel Aviv wanted to publish the complete list of Zionist prisoners before the release, but Hamas announced that after the ceasefire is confirmed, it is only willing to provide the list of names of each group of prisoners 48 hours before the release.

Finally, Hamas demanded humanitarian aid and financial resources for the complete reconstruction of Gaza, which the Zionist regime even opposed by reducing the restrictions on sending humanitarian aid.

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