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No progress in Israeli talks with Qatar: Palestinian official

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  • Source: Agencies
  • 11 Mar 2025 23:17
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Reportedly, the "Israel" demanded the release of a large number of captives in exchange for a limited number of Palestinian prisoners.

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  • People walk surrounded by buildings destroyed during the Israeli air and ground offensive in the Gaza Strip as seen from southern occupied Palestine, Monday, March 10, 2025 (AP)
    People walk surrounded by buildings destroyed during the Israeli air and ground offensive in the Gaza Strip as seen from southern occupied Palestine, Monday, March 10, 2025. (AP)

A senior Palestinian Resistance official told Al Mayadeen that the Israeli delegation’s negotiations with Qatari mediators in Doha have not resulted in any progress.

The senior official held the Israeli side responsible for the deadlock, citing the delegation’s insistence on avoiding discussions about the second phase of negotiations.

According to the source, the Israeli delegation has demanded the release of a large number of captives in exchange for the release of a limited number of Palestinian prisoners.

Additionally, the delegation has requested an extension of the first phase of the agreement without moving forward with further negotiations.

The Palestinian leader noted that the visit of US envoy Amos Hochstein to Doha could improve the conditions for negotiations.

Meanwhile, Hamas official Abdul Rahman Shadid announced the start of a new round of ceasefire negotiations on Tuesday, emphasizing that Hamas was engaging responsibly and positively in the talks, including those with the US envoy for hostage affairs.

In a press statement, Shadid expressed hope that this round would lead to tangible progress toward the second phase of negotiations, paving the way for an end to the aggression, the withdrawal of Israeli forces from Gaza, and a prisoner exchange deal. He stressed that the US administration bears political and moral responsibility for its unwavering support of the Israeli occupation in committing crimes of killing and displacement against the Palestinian people.

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Shadid also reaffirmed that Israeli forces continue their aggressive policies against Palestinians in the West Bank, occupied al-Quds, and Gaza, including killings, displacement, home demolitions, and mass arrests.

He further noted that the closure of Gaza’s border crossings, the prevention of humanitarian aid, and the electricity blackout have persisted for the tenth consecutive day.

Hamas calls for immediate talks on 2nd phase of ceasefire deal

Hamas' negotiating team emphasized Sunday the need to uphold the terms of the multi-phase ceasefire agreement between the Palestinian Resistance and "Israel".

The Israeli regime continues to blatantly violate the clauses of the agreement, which include the delivery of large amounts of humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip, as well as multiple acts of aggression against civilians. 

Most importantly, the Israeli government ignored a time limit to enter negotiations for the second phase of the agreement, which would have secured the release of the remaining Israeli captives and a lasting ceasefire in the Gaza Strip. 

"The delegation emphasized the need to uphold all terms of the agreement, immediately commence negotiations for the second phase, reopen border crossings, and allow the unrestricted entry of humanitarian aid into Gaza," the statement underlined. 

Efforts to revive negotiations were continuously obstructed by the Israeli regime. However, a US-backed proposal issued at the conclusion of the 42-day first phase further destabilized the ceasefire agreement brokered by Qatar, Egypt, and the previous US administration.

Additionally, Hamas reiterated its approval of a committee responsible for governance of civil affairs in the Gaza Strip to the high-ranking Egyptian intelligence officer. 

The framework of the "Community Support Committee" was agreed upon between the leading Palestinian factions, Fatah and Hamas, during talks sponsored by Egypt in December 2024.  

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