2024-07-23 19:33:11
Israeli Foreign Minister Israel Katz insisted that “Hamas’ power will be destroyed” and accused Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas, whose Fatah movement also signed the deal, of supporting Hamas.
Abbas “supports the murderers and rapists of Hamas”, emphasized Kacs.
The minister also dismissed the possibility that the Palestinian Authority could have any role in the Gaza Strip, predicting that “Abbas will watch Gaza from a distance.”
Egypt, Qatar and the United States have been pushing for a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip and a hostage release agreement between Israel and Hamas.
It has already been reported that the Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi received the representative of the leadership of “Hamas” Musa Abu Marzouk, the envoy of “Fatah” Mahmud al-Aloul and representatives of 12 other Palestinian organizations in Beijing.
Representatives of Palestinian organizations have agreed to form an “interim government of national reconciliation” to govern the Gaza Strip after the war, China’s foreign minister said on Tuesday.
While it is unclear whether the zero-sum deal will be stable, it suggests that the only world power that can bring the rival Palestinian factions closer together is China.
“The most significant development is the agreement to establish an interim government of national reconciliation to govern Gaza after the war,” Wang said after the groups signed the “Beijing Declaration” in the Chinese capital.
“Reconciliation is an internal matter for the Palestinian factions, but at the same time, it cannot be achieved without the support of the international community,” Wang admitted.
Neither Israel nor the United States are likely to accept any post-war plans that include Hamas, which Washington considers a terrorist organization.
Last year, through the mediation of China, it was already possible to reach an agreement between regional rivals Iran and Saudi Arabia.
Published: 23.07.2024 16:
2024-07-23 19:33:11