Hamas: America has not made any new proposals in the ceasefire negotiations

A source in the Hamas movement pointed out that the demands of Hamas during the negotiations were realistic, but Israel had no political will to reach an agreement, and said that Tel Aviv is not seeking a ceasefire or the withdrawal of its forces from Gaza.

Al-Arabiya news network quoted a source in the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) and reported that “no new proposal was presented to Hamas by the United States during the [ceasefire and prisoner exchange] negotiations”.

Stating that Israel is hesitating until this moment regarding the agreement, he clarified: “We gave our proposal to the mediators. America also said that this proposal is part of the Paris Agreement”.

In the end, this source emphasized that Hamas wants “a real and clear mechanism for a ceasefire and the return of refugees”.

Al Jazeera news network also reported today that Hamas has offered 100 Israeli prisoners in the First, in exchange for a permanent end to the war, the withdrawal of Israeli soldiers and the return of Gaza residents to their homes.

Informed sources have told Al Jazeera that Israel has opposed Hamas’ request to end the war and withdraw troops from Gaza. According to these sources, Israeli negotiators have said that only 2,000 people will be allowed to return to their homes in Gaza every day.

This means that it will take 2 years for Palestinians to return to their homes from Rafah. It’s over.