Negotiations will continue in Cairo this week.
President of the United States Joe Biden according to which, reaching a ceasefire in Gaza is still possible despite the mutual accusations of Israel and the extremist organization Hamas.
Hamas again accused the Israeli Prime Minister yesterday Benjamin Netanyahu about the lack of smoothness of the negotiations.
According to Hamas, Netanyahu is solely responsible for corrupting the work of the negotiators, opposing the agreement and the lives of the hostages.
Netanyahu, on the other hand, said himself earlier on Sunday that the negotiations are being corrupted by Hamas, which needs to be pressured harder in order for it to accept the proposal.
According to Biden, discussions to reach a ceasefire are still ongoing. Biden commented on the matter to reporters on Sunday local time after spending the weekend at the US president’s leisure residence at Camp David.
Blinken in Israel
Ceasefire talks took place last week for two days in Doha, the capital of Qatar, and will continue next week in Cairo, Egypt.
The US Secretary of State, who arrived in Israel on Sunday by Antony Blinken is scheduled to meet with Netanyahu and other Israeli leadership on Monday. This is already Blinken’s ninth trip to the Middle East since the start of the Gaza war. From Israel, Blinken continues his trip to Egypt to negotiate on Tuesday.