2024-03-15 04:21:23
The Hamas movement confirmed on Thursday night that it had presented to the mediators a comprehensive vision based on the principles it described as necessary to agree on a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip.
The movement said in a statement, “In the context of Hamas’ follow-up to the negotiations through the mediating brothers in Egypt and Qatar, to stop the aggression against our people in Gaza and provide relief and aid to them, and the return of the displaced to their places of residence, and the withdrawal of the occupation forces from the Gaza Strip, the movement today presented to the mediating brothers a comprehensive vision.” “.
She added that this vision “is based on these principles and foundations, which she considers necessary for the agreement,” noting that “the vision presented by the movement includes its vision regarding the prisoner exchange file.”
For its part, the Israeli Broadcasting Authority reported that the Qatari mediator delivered to the Israeli side an official written response from Hamas to the truce and shooting negotiations in the Gaza Strip, which included a list of “reasonable demands.”
The report quoted a source familiar with the content of the movement’s response as saying that Hamas’ response includes “a list of reasonable demands.” He considered this to be indicative of “positive progress” within the framework of the negotiations, stressing that “it is possible to reach an agreement.”
In a statement issued by it, the Hamas movement said that it had presented to the mediators “a comprehensive vision based on these foundations that the movement considers necessary for the agreement, and the vision also includes Hamas’ vision regarding the prisoner exchange issue.”
She stressed that the presented vision comes “in the context of following up on negotiations through mediators in Egypt and Qatar to stop the aggression against our people in Gaza and provide relief and aid to them, the return of the displaced to their places of residence, and the withdrawal of the occupation forces from the Gaza Strip.”
In turn, Channel 12 reported that the competent and concerned authorities in Israel are studying Hamas’ response. She explained that the mediators delivered the response to Mossad chief David Barnea after the war cabinet meeting that was held tonight. The channel suggested that the war cabinet would meet again to discuss Hamas’ response within the next 48 hours.
This comes as tens of thousands of Israelis demonstrated in Tel Aviv on Thursday night, protesting the failure of the Israeli government to reach an exchange deal with Hamas under which the Israelis detained in the Gaza Strip would be returned.
The demonstrators, in the protest activity in which Israeli opposition leader Yair Lapid participated, also demanded the enactment of a law requiring Haredis to serve in the Israeli army.
During the massive demonstration, dozens of demonstrators were able to reach the Ayalon Highway and close its lanes in both directions, amid confrontations with police officers who tried to disperse them by force to open the street to traffic.
In Habima Square in Tel Aviv, about ten thousand people gathered to protest the exemption of Haredim from military service in the Israeli army and demanded “an equal and fair distribution of burdens.”
Participants carried banners and chanted slogans such as “Stop unequal sharing of service burdens,” “End discrimination,” and “Recruit Haredim into the People’s Army,” and called on former generals Yoav Gallant, Benny Gantz, and Gadi Eisenkot to “show courage” by enacting… Legislation requiring Haredis to serve in the military.
At this time, a demonstration marched from Dizengoff Street in Tel Aviv to the headquarters of the Ministry of Defense, where the demonstrators demanded the release of detainees in the Gaza Strip, chanting slogans: “Deal now,” “reach an immediate agreement,” “there is nothing “It is more important than the return of the hostages.”
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