Israel accused Qatar of “double play” in talks about hostages in Gaza
The Prime Minister stated that “Israel has a fair war with virtuous paths” and “after the atrocities of October 7 (2023), the Israeli leadership defines the liberation war between civilization and barbarism”.
Ronen Zululun
Israel’s Prime Minister on Saturday asked Khatar in countries where the Hamas Group was involved in indirect negotiations with Hamas Group in connection with the hostages of Palestinian terrorists in Gaza.
“It’s time for Qatar to stop the double game with his little conversation,” said Benjamin Netanyahu in a statement published in his official account on the Social Network X and the Spanish Agency Europa Press quoted.
Netanyahu rebuilt, “Israel will only overcome this war with virtuous paths.”
He said that Israeli sources have recently put pressure on Qatar Hamas, so that he does not accept the proposal submitted by Egypt (another of the intermediaries of the discussions), and that he can get better conditions.
However, Qatar denies this information. The Gaza It has been aimed at Israel’s attack since the Palestinian terrorist group Hamas attacked Israel on October 7, 2023, causing 1,200 people to die and 251 hostages.
Of the 251 kidnappers that were kidnapped that day, 58 were killed in Gaza, of which 34 were killed by the Israeli army. In the previous war in Gaza in 2014, Hamas also had the body of an Israelite soldier.
Israel revenge has died over 52,400 people and Hamas, which is considered a terrorist group by the United States and the European Union, has destroyed most territory infrastructure. On March 18, Israeli officials broke the ceasefire with Hamas in January.
Since then, at least 2,326 people have been killed and 6,050 injured in the bombing, according to the Gaza Health Ministry. Prior to the unilateral breakup of the negotiation, Israel had already imposed a blockade to enter the Gaza Strip on March 2, which was in effect.
On Friday, the United Nations Assistance Agency for Palestinian refugees (UNRWA) alleged that Israel was “a mass punishment” and “invasive against the people of Gaza”.
UNRV Commissioner General Philip Lazari wrote, “Obesity against children, women, elderly and civil men”.
“They are collectively punished for being born in Gaza, which does not rely on them,” he said.
The UNRWA has said that the Israeli siege should be raised and allowed to enter basic materials. “As long as every day passes, the siege quietly kills more children and women, beyond the Israeli bomb attack on the enclave.”
In another message about two months of Israel’s blockade, the UN agency said there was a shortage of food regulations and that there was a shortage of food regulations and that the outside of Gaza, who was ready to transport, was blocked.
