Qatar expects that an intermediary resolution and a deal on hostages concerning Gaza will be made ‘very soon.’ A compromise, however, seems to be reached where Israel and Hamas will engage in the final stages of indirect discussion. These meetings will take place in Doha.
According to Qatar’s foreign ministry spokesperson, Majed al-Ansari, both sides of the conflict have reached an agreement over certain concerning issues and drafts of the settlement have been provided to both parties.
However, he was unsure if “the slender most detail” could create havoc, similar to the way it did in the course of the fifteen-month-long conflict.
The paramount members of Hamas, on the contrary, viewed the negotiations with a positive disposition, concluding that the conflict was working to their advantage. Israeli personnel, in contrast, mentioned that while progress is made, the conflict is not resolved yet.
It was suggested that in a time frame of six weeks, US President Joe Biden would be able to hold talks regarding Israeli hostages and Hamas held in Gaza.
This would mark a significant period where trade between Israel and the Palestinian prisoners would be moderated. In a statement showcasing optimism, on Sunday evening, President Biden made it clear that the negotiations are set to conclude.
The rush to get a deal is on with Biden in his last week in the office and President-elect Donald Trump saying that if the hostages are not released before his inauguration on Monday, ‘all hell will break loose.’ There is an increasing rush for a deal.
After the attack by Hamas on October 7, 2023, which killed around 1200 civilians and outside about everybody else, Israel started a campaign to eliminate Hamas.
The population of Gaza has been severely affected as almost 46,640 people have died, and most of the 2.3 million people are displaced too. Aid is hardly provided, which leads to limited access to necessities such as food, shelter, and medicines. The area has experienced vast destruction. The health ministry of Gaza claims that around 46,640 people have lost their lives in Gaza and noticed in this area, around 6 million have also been displaced due to falling aid.
There are 94, according to Israel, who are still being held hostage by Hamas, out of which 34 have been declared dead; in the latest, Hamas also abducted four Israelis before the tussle began, and two have been secured alive.
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An Israeli government official stated that true steps have been made in the last few days, which pushes the conflict to a critical point. He further revealed that diplomacy underwent a big shift in November 2023, with Hamas becoming more flexible and engaging the negotiation more genuinely.
According to him, however, while a deal is undoubtedly close, it is not fully set in stone.
Hamas, which Israel considers to be a terrorist group, and so do other states, including the US and the UK, has, in a press statement, informed that it had indeed made remarkable achievements being about other Palestinian factions to endorse their efforts.
Looking ahead, the group hoped that this round would provide an answer to the question of how to reach a comprehensive settlement between the parties.
