The Arab media have reported, citing sources, that the Hamas resistance movement, in response to the American proposal to implement a ceasefire, has requested that Russia, China and Turkey join the guarantors of this agreement.
Publish dateSaturday 15 June 2024 - 08:37
Story Code : 292005
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - International Service: Referring to details of Hamas's response to the proposed ceasefire, an Arabic-language media reported the movement's request for Russia, China and Turkey to join the guarantors of this agreement.
Saudi weekly magazine "Al-Majlah" reported that Hamas, in coordination with other Palestinian resistance groups, made changes to the proposed ceasefire agreement.
According to this report, while declaring adherence to the UN guarantee, Hamas has emphasized the joining of Russia, China and Turkey to America, Qatar and Egypt as the guarantor countries of the agreement.
Al-Majlah also wrote: Hamas has demanded Israel's withdrawal from the Philadelphia axis on the Rafah-Egypt border.
Based on this report, the Hamas movement has also emphasized the need for the withdrawal of the Zionist regime's army from the Gaza Strip, the complete cessation of attacks and the reconstruction of Gaza within three to five years.
Other demands of Hamas are the continuation of the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestinian Refugees (UNRWA), providing electricity to Gaza, ending the siege and reopening the border crossings.
This movement has also emphasized the necessity of returning the situation of Palestinian prisoners in the prisons of the Zionist regime to the conditions before October 7, 2023.
On the evening of Friday 18th of June, US President Joe Biden said that the Zionist regime has presented a new proposal for establishing a ceasefire and exchanging prisoners, and if an agreement is reached on this new plan, the US will guarantee Tel Aviv's adherence to the provisions of this plan.
According to ISNA, Biden said: "Israel has made a comprehensive proposal. This is a roadmap that will lead to a lasting ceasefire and the release of all prisoners. This proposal was delivered to Hamas through Qatar.
After these statements by Biden, the resolution proposed by the United States to stop the conflicts in Gaza was approved by the United Nations Security Council on Monday night with 14 votes in favor and Russia abstaining, and it was welcomed by the Hamas movement.
Saudi weekly magazine "Al-Majlah" reported that Hamas, in coordination with other Palestinian resistance groups, made changes to the proposed ceasefire agreement.
According to this report, while declaring adherence to the UN guarantee, Hamas has emphasized the joining of Russia, China and Turkey to America, Qatar and Egypt as the guarantor countries of the agreement.
Al-Majlah also wrote: Hamas has demanded Israel's withdrawal from the Philadelphia axis on the Rafah-Egypt border.
Based on this report, the Hamas movement has also emphasized the need for the withdrawal of the Zionist regime's army from the Gaza Strip, the complete cessation of attacks and the reconstruction of Gaza within three to five years.
Other demands of Hamas are the continuation of the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestinian Refugees (UNRWA), providing electricity to Gaza, ending the siege and reopening the border crossings.
This movement has also emphasized the necessity of returning the situation of Palestinian prisoners in the prisons of the Zionist regime to the conditions before October 7, 2023.
On the evening of Friday 18th of June, US President Joe Biden said that the Zionist regime has presented a new proposal for establishing a ceasefire and exchanging prisoners, and if an agreement is reached on this new plan, the US will guarantee Tel Aviv's adherence to the provisions of this plan.
According to ISNA, Biden said: "Israel has made a comprehensive proposal. This is a roadmap that will lead to a lasting ceasefire and the release of all prisoners. This proposal was delivered to Hamas through Qatar.
After these statements by Biden, the resolution proposed by the United States to stop the conflicts in Gaza was approved by the United Nations Security Council on Monday night with 14 votes in favor and Russia abstaining, and it was welcomed by the Hamas movement.
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