Netanyahu and Hamas: Who is Sabotaging Peace in Gaza?
Drama in Qatar: Ceasefire talks in Gaza enter their second week, and peace remains elusive. Hamas accuses Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of being unwilling to reach a ceasefire agreement. On the other hand, Netanyahu blames Hamas for rejecting a US-backed proposal. Who’s lying, and who’s pulling the strings?
Netanyahu: The War Goes On
The Israeli premier recently promised to continue the war against Hamas in Gaza at full force after a proposed 60-day truce. In closed-door meetings with government members, Netanyahu unveiled a plan to separate Gaza’s civilian population and hold them in the southern strip while the conflict continues. He demands guarantees that the war will proceed regardless of any ceasefire.
Hamas: Netanyahu Doesn’t Want Peace
Hamas claims Netanyahu is skillfully blocking any deal and is not ready to end the war. They accuse him of using negotiations as a smokescreen while continuing military operations.
What’s Happening Behind the Scenes?
Netanyahu was preoccupied with conflict involving Iran, which, according to him, delayed earlier plans to destroy Hamas. Now that threat has lessened, he’s ready to push forward with the Gaza war. Inside his ruling coalition, tensions simmer—some members threaten to withdraw support if any agreement is reached that ends the war while Hamas still controls Gaza.
Civilian Casualties and the Horrors of War
Innocent civilians, including children, are paying the highest price. The Israeli military admitted a technical error in an incident where children were killed. Meanwhile, an Israeli soldier confessed that civilians in Gaza are often treated as terrorists, even when unarmed.
Conclusion
As the world watches, ceasefire talks in Gaza have turned into a blame game. Netanyahu and Hamas accuse each other of prolonging the conflict, while civilians suffer the most. Will there ever be peace, or is this just another round in an endless war?
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