Hamas presents new demands to US regarding Israel
Hamas has presented new demands to the US regarding Israel, stating its readiness to lay down arms as part of the next phase of the Gaza agreement. The group urges Washington to increase pressure on Israel, accusing it of delaying the implementation of agreements. The demands include a cessation of strikes, the withdrawal of the IDF to the 'yellow line,' and the provision of humanitarian aid. Israel views this with distrust, as Prime Minister Netanyahu previously rejected the roadmap. The head of the Shin Bet warned of a possible tactical maneuver. A Hamas delegation has departed for Istanbul.
Hamas has presented new demands to the US regarding Israel, stating its readiness to lay down arms as part of the next phase of the agreement for the Gaza Strip. The group urges Washington to increase pressure on Israel, accusing it of delaying the implementation of agreements. Among the demands are a cessation of strikes on Gaza, the withdrawal of IDF forces to the 'yellow line,' and the provision of humanitarian aid. Hamas also demands accelerating the establishment of a National Committee for the governance of Gaza. The Israeli leadership, including Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, views these statements with distrust. The head of the Shin Bet, David Zini, warned that Hamas's readiness could be a tactical maneuver to buy time. A Hamas delegation left Cairo and headed to Istanbul for consultations. The article references AFP and previously published materials from 'Kursor.'