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Hamas sees no solid ground for agreement in US-Egypt-Qatar statement

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  • 10 Aug 2024 00:02
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The US, Egypt, and Qatar had called on Hamas and the Israeli occupation to hold ceasefire talks on August 15.

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    Supporters of the Palestinian Hamas movement attend a rally in support of al-Quds' al-Aqsa mosque, in Gaza City, Saturday, October 1, 2022 (AP)

Hamas sees no solid grounds in the statement made by the leaders of the United States, Qatar, and Egypt upon which a ceasefire agreement could be established and ratified in Gaza, a source familiar with the matter told Al Mayadeen on Friday.

Bloomberg reported earlier that the United States does not anticipate that an agreement between the Palestinian resistance and the Israeli occupation, as facilitated by Egypt, Qatar, and the US, would be ready for immediate signing on August 15, according to a senior official in the Biden administration.

In a phone call on Thursday, the US official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, stated, "There is still a significant amount of work to be done, with both sides holding firm to their positions."

On Friday, Qatar, Egypt, and the United States issued a joint statement saying that the time had come to finalize a ceasefire agreement in the Gaza Strip and arrange for a prisoner exchange.

The statement also noted that the parties have been working for months to reach a framework agreement, which is now on the table, with only the implementation details remaining.

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The three countries expressed their readiness to present a final proposal to resolve the issues related to implementation in a manner that meets the expectations of all parties. They also called on both sides to resume urgent talks on Thursday, August 15, in Doha or Cairo.

US, Qatar, Egypt call for meeting to reach deal

Earlier, US President Joe Biden, Qatar's Emir Tamim Bin Hamad al-Thani, and Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi released a joint statement calling on "Israel" and the Palestinian Resistance movement Hamas to finalize the ceasefire and prisoner exchange deal in a meeting set for next week.

The statement came almost a week after the Israeli regime assassinated Hamas' political bureau chief Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran; the leader of the movement's negotiations team. Additionally, "Israel" targeted a residential building in Beirut, killing five civilians – three women and two children – and a top Hezbollah military leader, Sayyed Fouad Shokor.

"It is time, immediately, to put an end to the long-standing suffering of the people of the Gaza Strip, as well as the hostages and their families. It is time to finalize a ceasefire agreement and release the hostages and detainees," the joint statement read.

The three leaders claimed that a framework agreement is ready and that all it needs to be finalized is to agree on implementation details.

"No more time should be wasted, and there should be no excuses by any party for further postponement," they said, adding that they are ready "if necessary" to make a final proposal to close the remaining gaps related to the implementation of the deal "in a way that meets the expectations of all parties."

A high-level Israeli delegation had arrived in Cairo to engage with Egyptian special services on the matter. However, two Israeli officials reported that the talks did not produce the desired results, with negotiations remaining stalled and a resolution seemingly distant.

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