“There is no point” for the talks, as Israel planned the Gaza attack

A senior Hamas official said that there is no “feasibility” in other talks about the ceasefire on the new Gaza and the hostage of the hostages after Israel said it would expand its attack on its soil and occupy Gaza indefinitely.

Bassem Naim BBC told the Palestinian Armed Group not dealing with new proposals while Israel continued what he called “the war of hunger.”

Israel says its goal is to return the hostages that Hamas still maintains and “dismantling and defeated it.”

Israeli officials said on Monday that the plans that involve the displacement of the majority of Gaza population, which number 2.1 million, seize all lands, and control humanitarian aid after a two -month siege.

They said that the attack will not start until after US President Donald Trump’s visit to the area next week, giving Hamas what they called a “opportunity” to agree to a deal.

Britain, France and the United Nations have criticized Israel’s new plans.

United Nations Secretary -General Antonio Guterres expressed his warning and warned that “he will inevitably kill countless civilians and destroy Gaza.”

The United Nations agencies and its partners have also condemned the Israeli proposal to provide aid through private companies in military centers, saying that it would be a violation of basic humanitarian principles and that they will not cooperate.