Terrorist group wants complete withdrawal of the Israeli army and last week rejected a proposal to keep the country’s troops in 40% of the territory
It accused him, on Wednesday (16), of wanting to maintain military control of and denied reports of the Israeli media who affirmed progress in the negotiations of ceasefire. Indirect negotiations in July 6 began, and the future of Israeli troops in Palestinian territory is a fundamental issue in negotiations. The terrorist group that rules Gaza wants complete withdrawal from the Israeli army and last week rejected an Israeli proposal to keep its troops in 40% of the territory. Israeli television network Kan cited an unidentified foreign source on Wednesday, stating that the scope of the withdrawal of the Israeli Army of Gaza is being revised.
Basem Naim, a member of the Hamas Political Committee, told AFP that Israel “did not present any new or revised map for the removal of the troops from the Gaza Strip.” “The whole range of Gaza is currently under Israeli control,” said Naim, adding that actions on the ground confirm plans to “maintain and prolong” this long -term military control.
For Naim, this “confirms the reluctance of the occupation to withdraw from the track or end the war, contrary to what it claims in the negotiations in progress in Doha and contrary to what the mediators say.” Israel claims to want to neutralize Hamas’s military capabilities and accuse the movement of being “inflexible” in negotiations. Qatar said on Tuesday that negotiations “are not in a dead end.”
*With information from AFP
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