Qatar and Egypt's new ceasefire plan for the end of the Gaza war

Qatar and Egypt have intensified their efforts to establish a new ceasefire, trying to fill the gaps between Hamas and the Zionist regime on the basis of a proposal made by US envoy to the Middle East, Mehr News Agency reported.

Accordingly, in a joint statement, the two countries confirmed that they were coordinated with the United States and called on the parties involved to enter indirect negotiations to end the war.

According to the proposal, a 4 -day ceasefire is intended to lead to a permanent ceasefire. The entry of humanitarian aid and the reopening of the crossings is also part of the project. The purpose of this agreement is to reduce the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and to begin complete reconstruction. The plan is based on a roadmap that was approved at the Arab League meeting in Cairo in March.

Previous efforts to set up a ceasefire repeatedly because of opposition Tal Aviv Some key terms have failed. In the past, Israel withdrew its obligations to a permanent halt to the war and the complete withdrawal of its troops from Gaza.

Al -Jazeera writes: The negotiations failed when Israel refused to provide a specific timeline to end the siege or to restore human access to Gaza; Conditions that Palestinian groups, including Hamas, find it necessary. Even during temporary ceasefire, Israeli air strikes and ground operations continued and violated the provisions of the ceasefire.