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Gaza Ceasefire Talks: Hamas Accuses US of Favoring Israel’s Interests

 

The Gaza conflict has entered a critical phase as ceasefire negotiations continue to falter. Recently, Hamas has accused the United States of delaying tactics designed to benefit Israel. The group’s critique focuses on the latest ceasefire proposal, which Hamas argues does not adequately address the core issues and instead extends the conflict.
According to Hamas spokesperson Osama Hamdan, the U.S. has failed to secure a fair agreement and has instead allowed Israel more time to pursue its military objectives. Hamdan stated, “Hamas has said a ceasefire deal must result in a permanent end to Israel’s war on Gaza.” He further criticized the U.S. for proposing an amended accord that Hamas believes aligns with Israeli demands, accusing the U.S. of enabling further violence against Palestinian civilians.
The Biden administration’s attempts to mediate the conflict have faced significant obstacles. While President Biden has indicated that the ceasefire deal is still in play, he has also acknowledged the complexities of the situation. Biden’s comments that Hamas is “backing away” from the agreement reflect the ongoing difficulties in reaching a consensus. This has led to increased scrutiny of U.S. efforts and raised questions about the effectiveness of its mediation strategies.
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken has been at the forefront of diplomatic efforts, urging for a swift resolution to the ceasefire talks. Blinken’s recent Middle East tour underscores the urgency of the situation, as he works with regional partners such as Egypt and Qatar to advance a “bridging proposal.” This proposal is intended to address the disagreements between Israel and Hamas and to pave the way for a reduction in violence.
However, the proposed deal has faced criticism from various quarters. Hamas has argued that the new terms proposed by the U.S. are heavily influenced by Israeli conditions, including the refusal to agree to a full troop withdrawal from Gaza and the maintenance of control over key strategic areas. These conditions, according to Hamas, exacerbate the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and do not contribute to a lasting resolution.
The Egyptian government has also voiced concerns about the potential expansion of the conflict and the need for a comprehensive solution. Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi has called for broader international recognition of a Palestinian state as a fundamental step towards stability. Additionally, Egyptian officials have reiterated their opposition to Israeli control over areas like the Rafah crossing and the Philadelphi Corridor, reflecting longstanding regional concerns about the impact of Israeli policies on Gaza.
The humanitarian situation in Gaza remains dire, with recent Israeli strikes on a school and a market resulting in significant casualties. With over 40,000 people killed and nearly 93,000 wounded, the urgency for a ceasefire is palpable. The international community’s role in pushing for a fair and balanced resolution to the conflict is crucial in addressing the immediate needs of those affected and in laying the groundwork for a sustainable peace.

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