The president of the United States, Donald Trump, said Sunday that he hopes that the conversations for a high fire agreement in the Gaza Strip are resolved this week. “We are talking and I hope we can solve it during the next week,” he told the press when asked about the efforts for a truce in the Palestinian enclave.
It is not the first time that the White House tenant is expressed on a date for the signing of a high the fire agreement between Israel and the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) that does not arrive, since two weeks ago he announced a 60 -day truce proposal that would already be accepted according to him by the Israeli authorities.
Despite this, Israel’s prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who last Thursday said he hopes to reach an agreement with the Palestinian group “in a few days,” Gaza threatened to attack again after the period raised in the agreement in the event that the Palestinian group is not willing to access its demands and has insisted that Hamas depose the weapons.
The delegations of Israel and Hamas began last Tuesday their indirect contacts in the capital Qatari, Doha, to try to reach an agreement after the Israeli army broke on March 18 the pact reached in January and relaunch its offensive against the Gaza Strip, which has been settled so far with the death of more than 58,000 Palestinians.
