One of Hamas’s spokesmen, Hazem Qasem, confirmed this Saturday in an interview with the television channel to Araby That the Islamist group rejects Israel’s proposal to extend the first phase of the high the fire agreement In the Gaza Strip because he considers that, with that measure, “Avoid committing to end war.”
“Prolong the first phase of the agreement in the format that Israel wants is unacceptable for the organization,” Qasem said during the interview.
A reaction that arrives after Israel’s proposal
According to Egyptian sources of the negotiation of the Alto El Fuego in the Middle East, The Israeli army would be willing to prolong the first phase of the cessation of hostilities that ends this March 1.
Hamas does not accept the prolongation of this first phase of the high fire, considering that it is an Israel movement so as not to put an end to the conflict. The Islamist group is willing to advance to the next phase of the cessation of hostilitiescommitting to “implement all the terms of the agreement in all its stages and details.”
What does it mean to advance to the second phase of Alto El Fuego?
Access the second phase of the high fire in the Middle East It would be the delivery of the rest of hostages that are still captive by both sides.
Also It would mean the beginning of the end of the invasion of the Israeli troops of the Gaza Stripsomething that according to Hamas, Israel would be trying to avoid.
