Qatar: Israel does not believe in the promotion of ceasefire negotiations

According to Mehr News Agency, Qatar's Prime Minister Mohammed bin Abdul Rahman, in an interview with CNN, criticized the Zionist regime's recent actions in the Gaza Strip, saying that Israel's recent attacks on Gaza show this week.

He said the American humanitarian design for Gaza is unnecessary.

Ben Abdul Rahman reiterated: The United Nations should be allowed to deliver human aid directly to the people of Gaza.

He added: “Unfortunately, Israel's reaction was a widespread bombing as the negotiating board was dispatched.”

Israel's statements about the non -stop negotiations of the war indicate the regime's disregard for the diplomatic path, Ben Abdul Rahman added.

He said progress in liberalization Eid Alexander Israeli-American is an important opening to restore the negotiations.

The main root of the clashes between Israel and the countries of the region is the occupation of the Palestinian and Syrian lands by the regime, the Qatari official said.

Ben Abdul Rahman reiterated: “We have transferred our concern to the Israelis and informed them that they should enter targeted negotiations.”

“We hope that there will be some progress, but given Israel's behavior, I am not sure that this will happen soon,” he said.

Ben Abdul Rahman added: “The political solution will be difficult unless the parties are ready to enter targeted negotiations; Even if the mediators make a lot of effort.

He said: “There has been no humanitarian design from the US about Gaza and everything we've heard has been only media reports.”

Prime Minister Qatar noted: There is no need for a new plan for Gaza; The United Nations should be allowed to provide aid to the people.

He said. Me It is protected from the United Nations and provides humanitarian aid in Gaza.

In another part of his remarks, the prime minister and foreign minister of Qatar also said that Israel's recent attacks on Syrian territory and its actions have caused instability in the region.

“We are confident that the Syrian people are capable of changing their country and need to be empowered to do so,” he said.

“We have heard from the Syrian government that he is reluctant to enter the war with his neighbors,” Ben Abdul Rahman said.