Qatar to hold meeting on Gaza truce with Hamas, Turkey
Qatar announced Tuesday that it will hold a meeting later in the day with Hamas and Turkey to discuss the US-proposed Gaza truce plan.
The Qatari government added that Hamas is reviewing the proposal “responsibly.”
“The (Hamas) negotiating delegation promised to study it responsibly,” Majed al-Ansari, Qatar’s foreign ministry spokesman, told a press conference.
“There will also be another meeting today, also attended by the Turkish side, with the negotiating delegation.”
Additionally, Qatar also said it is “content” with security assurances following calls with the US and Israel.
However, Netanyahu, wanted by the International Criminal Court, had confirmed that though he was in favor of Trump’s plan, Israeli military would remain in most of Gaza, and emphasised his disagreement with the establishment of a Palestinian state and would not accept it as not part of the deal.
