Israel sends the negotiating team to Qatar for the ceasefire talks in Gaza Israeli conflict news

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office says Hamas is asking for changes to the “unacceptable” armistice proposal.

Israel sends a negotiation team to Qatar to hold talks on a Gaza is a ceasefireIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed.

In a statement late on Saturday, the Netanyahu office said that the team will travel on Sunday after the Israeli leader issued instructions to the negotiators “accepting the call for nearby talks.”

But the statement said, “R.It changes that Hamas is asking to submit the Qatari proposal to be delivered to us last night and unacceptable to Israel. ” He did not clarify the changes requested.

Hamas said on Friday He has given a “positive” response to the proposal of infiltrators in the United States, which includes a 60 -day truce in Gaza, and to renew its hopes at a possible end to the deadly attack on Israel on the Palestinian pocket.

More than 57,300 Palestinians have been killed in Israeli attacks throughout Gaza since the beginning of the war in October 2023, which led to the elimination of the region and drew a The terrible humanitarian crisis.

But for several months, experts accused Netanyahu – who faces increasing local pressure to secure the launch of Israeli prisoners in Gaza – of preventing attempts to reach an agreement that would end the Israeli attack.

Hamda Qalut from Al -Jazeera explained that the families of the prisoners accused the Israeli Prime Minister “giving priority to politics” over the life of their beloved love.

“His current right-wing allies-the reason for Netanyahu in power-do not want an agreement,” she said, adding that US President Donald Trump has paid for an agreement between Israel and Hamas.

Trump Netanyahu will host conversations at the White House in Washington, DC, on Monday.

Earlier on Saturday, the Minister of National Security in Israel called Etamar bin Ghaffir-a major member of the ruling coalition in Netanyahu-Israeli Prime Minister to “give up by surrender.”

In a post on X, Ben-GVir wrote that any ceasefire deal includes Israel’s withdrawal from “the lands that have been opened”, or that the release of Palestinian prisoners, or “stimulating Hamas with humanitarian aid” will constitute a “reward for terrorism”.

He said: “The only way to achieve victory and restore our hostages safely is through the complete opening of the tape, the complete stopping of” humanitarian “help, and encouraging immigration.”

“I call on the Prime Minister to give up by surrendering and returning to the path of victory.”

Meanwhile, Hamas insisted that any agreement should include guarantees that Israel would permanently end its war on Gaza.

Reports from Amman, Jordan, were submitted, because the island is banned in Israel and the occupied West Bank.

She said, “They wanted the talks to continue to end the war if there was a fight in the fighting, if these 60 days end,” she said.

Qalut said that the Palestinian group also wants to deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza through international mechanisms instead of the United States and Israeli Humanitarian Foundation (GHF).

More than 700 Palestinians He was killed while seeking help at GHF sites since the group started working on the tape in late May.

“The third demand (demand) was about the place where the Israeli forces in the Gaza Strip could be as part of this deal,” he added.