Israel proposes withdrawal of more troops from Gaza
According to a media report, Israel presented a new offer in the Gaza conflict in indirect talks on the ceasefire.
Referring to an Arab diplomat, the Israeli newspaper reported that the Jewish state was willing to attract more unity than the Gaza Strip during the ceasefire.
The indirect negotiations between Israel and the Palestinian Islamist group Hamas in the Qatari capital Doha have recently stopped.
An important point of adhesion is different from the withdrawal of Israeli troops, especially from the Southern Gaza Strip.
Israel was previously determined that their powers remained in a relatively wide area, including a large bumper zone of three kilometers on the Egyptian border near Rafa and the morag corridor separating Rafaah from Khan Younis, the second second city on the coastline.
However, Hamas demanded that the Israeli forces to retreat to the positions they held before the last ceasefire collapsed in March.
Under the newly reported proposal, the Israeli military presence would drop a two -kilometer buffer area near Rafah.
However, according to the Arab diplomat specified by the Israeli Times, this privilege is suspected whether it will lead to a breakthrough in negotiations.
The media said that Israel’s desire to protect the military presence in Southern Gaza is linked to the plans to establish a camp for hundreds of thousands of Palestinians.
Critics ultimately describe it as a concentration camp that can lead to forced deportation. However, Israel is called a “human city”, which is designed as a basis for the “voluntary separation” of Gaza residents.
The Gaza War of Israel, which follows the terrorist attacks of Hamas and other Islamist militants on October 7, 2023, continues to be surprised in the United Nations.
“We all condemned the terrible, terrible attacks of Hamas, but what we witnessed in Gaza is a non -parallel death and destruction.”
Separately, the Egyptian Foreign Minister said that the flow of aid to Gaza did not increase despite an agreement between Israel and the European Union last week.
“Nothing has changed (on the ground),” Egyptian Minister Badr Minister Badr Abdelaty told reporters to journalists before the EU Eastern meeting in Brussels on Monday.
The EU’s best diplomat, including the block and Israel agrees to improve the human state of Gaza, and to increase the number of aid trucks and to open the passing points and ways of aid.
When asked which steps of Israel was taking, Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar referred to an understanding with the EU, but did not give details about the application.
When asked if there were improvements after the agreement, Jordanian Foreign Minister Ayman Safad told journalists that the situation in Gaza was “disaster”.
“There is a real disaster in Gaza due to the continuation of the siege of Israel,” he said.
With Reuters
