“Ignoring the conditions of Sinwar and Netanyahu” .. Leaks from the Doha negotiations
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Sky News Arabia – Abu Dhabi
Netanyahu and Sinwar
Netanyahu and Sinwar
While the mediation countries are intensifying their initiatives, in an effort to ensure reaching a ceasefire in Gaza, Israeli media revealed the backstage of the negotiations and some details of the American proposal on the table.
According to Israeli Channel 12, Hamas’s position is unclear regarding the negotiations, as Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar did not respond, and there are also question marks about the political obstacles in Israel.
The newspaper “Yedioth Ahronoth” revealed that the mediators at the Doha summit ignored the demands of Yahya Sinwar and Benjamin Netanyahu and wanted solutions according to what Joe Biden proposed.
Details of the American proposal
According to “Channel 12”, which published the details of the American mediation proposal in Doha, the document specified the list of kidnapped persons who will be released and the dates of the release, as well as the list of Palestinian prisoners who will be released in exchange for each kidnapped person.
According to the American proposal, women and soldiers will be released first, and priority will be given to releasing living hostages.
Washington also proposes releasing Avra Mengistu and Hisham al-Sayed, who were captured by Hamas years ago.
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The proposal includes a list of Palestinian prisoners who will be released in exchange for every Israeli prisoner, including 47 prisoners who were released in the Shalit deal and were re-imprisoned in recent years.
In addition, more detailed summaries were presented of the Israeli army’s movements in various areas of the Gaza Strip, during the truce and ceasefire period.
Channel 12 confirmed that the issue of the Netzarim axis was not raised in the American document presented in Doha, and will be discussed during US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken’s visit to Israel.
