Other nations should be allowed to mediate a diplomatic solution to the war.
Different countries must be given the power to act as mediators for a political resolution of the conflict. The media should be able to reach an agreement between different countries regarding a diplomatic solution.
Other nations should be allowed to mediate a diplomatic solution to the war.
Hamas reacted to ongoing pressure from U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken regarding the U.S. proposal for a ceasefire in Gaza on June 13th. The group stated that they have handled the situation in a constructive manner. With the most recent proposition and all other suggestions aimed at achieving a ceasefire deal. Hamas pointed out that despite Blinken’s mention of ‘Israel’s approval’ of the recent proposal, they have not heard any Israeli official actually express approval. The complete specifics of the U.S. proposal have not been revealed, but it is said that a temporary ceasefire and the freeing of hostages in the initial stage would pave the way for additional talks on a more permanent truce and the Israeli retreat from Gaza in the next stage. However, there is no assurance that the second set of negotiations will be successful. On June 3, former Israeli Labor Party prime minister Ehud Barak stated on Israeli radio, “Consider how [Gaza military commander Yahya] Sinwar might respond when he appears to be in agreement, only to be informed, ‘hurry up, because we still intend to kill you, once the hostages have been released’?” However, Hamas noted that Israel has not officially agreed to the terms of the most recent U.S. ceasefire proposal, so they are relying solely on the assurance of U.S. officials that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has agreed to it in private.
