The conversations about the second phase of the Alto to Fuego agreement in Gaza began in Doha, capital of Qatar, Hamas confirmed, in the middle of Trump’s back to empty the strip and send the Palestinians to the forced exodus in Egypt and Jordan.
“Contacts and negotiation on the second phase have begun,” said Abdel-Latif al-Qanoua, the spokesman for the Islamic Resistance Movement, without giving more details.
For its part and earlier this Tuesday, the office of the Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamín Netanyahu, announced that Israel was preparing to send a high -level delegation to Doha to discuss the continuous implementation of the agreement.
The first phase of high to fire between Israel and Hamas entered into force on January 19 after 15 months of war and supposed the cessation of fighting, the release of some of the Israeli hostages in the hands of Hamas and hundreds of Palestinian prisoners.
The second phase of the agreement in three phases aims to focus on agreements on the release of the remaining hostages and the withdrawal of the Israeli troops of Gaza.
The Israeli leaders, in the first place the ultraconservative faction, affirm that Hamas cannot remain in Gaza, but the movement has survived the devastating war in Israel and the murder of its leadership, demonstrating that it has the political and administrative control of the enclave and the majority support of the population.
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Opinion state in Gaza
According to a survey carried out by the center of the Arab world for research and development, 78 % of the Palestinians of the Gaza Strip supported the ceasefire and barely 22 % rejected it.
In turn, the survey revealed that 84 % of women supported the agreement, which entered into force on January 19, a percentage that decreased to 72 % among men.
The investigation showed that 60 % of the interviewees are optimistic about the future of the enclave, but a major .
On the objectives of the war, 62 % considered that the Benjamin Netanyahu government did not reach its plans and 37 % said otherwise.
The death of more than 47 thousand Palestinians has been documented by the Gazati health authorities, but it is feared that about 10 thousand bodies remain insepultures between the ruins of the cities.
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Quintet of Arab countries close ranks against Trump Plan
The foreign ministers of the United Arab Emirates (EAU), Catar, Egypt, Jordan and Saudi Arabia rejected the displacement of the Palestinian population of the Gaza Strip in a letter referred to the Secretary of State of the United States, Marco Rubio.
In the letter, to which the Spanish agency had access EFEthe five foreign ministers demand “involving the Palestinians in the reconstruction process” and express their “categorical rejection of any plan aimed at displacing the Palestinians of Gaza, as President Donald Trump proposed, at the end of January.”
The document, also signed by the President of the Executive Committee of the Palestine Liberation Organization (OLP), Husein Sheij Amin, warns that “the Middle East already suffers the largest number of displaced people and refugees in the world”, and indicates that “any new displacement operation will exacerbate regional instability and increase the risks of extremism and disturbances.”
This Tuesday, the US president, Donald Trump, said that the Palestinians have no more alternative than to leave the Gaza Strip and insisted that he wants Jordan and Egypt to welcome those citizens.
“What do they have? It is a large pile of rubble at this time, ”he said from the Oval Office of the White House, stressing that in Gaza there is practically no standing building.
“We continue to press this idea that Jordan and Egypt are welcoming the Palestinians of Gaza,” said the ruler and considered that the strip will continue to be a “demolition zone” for the next 10 or 15 years and believes that the best for the Gazati It would be temporarily relocated.
Trump’s comments took place when he received Tuesday at the White House the head of the Israeli Executive, Benjamin Netanyahu, the first foreign president invited to the White House since Trump’s return on January 20, a symbol of the close relationship between the Israeli leader and the Republican tycoon, highlighted analysts.
During the 1948 war that followed the British mandate, hundreds of thousands of Palestinians were expelled from their homes when the state of Israel was created. They were never allowed to return, a tragedy encoded in Arabic as the Nakba or catásfrofe.
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Bank under Israeli fire
Meanwhile, Israeli military operations in two refugee camps in the occupied West Bank left almost 5,500 Palestinian families displaced since December, UN officials and local authorities denounced on Tuesday.
Jonathan Fowler, spokesman for the UN Agency for Palestinian refugees (UNRWA), indicated that it is estimated that between 2,450 and 3 thousand families were displaced from the Tulkarem refugee camp.
Likewise, the official said that the military offensive “Iron Wall”, launched by Israel on January 21 in Yenín, west of Tulkarem, has caused about 15 people to flee from the Yenín refugee camp since December, where the occupants have implosing about twenty buildings.
The Palestinian Ministry of Health indicated that 70 people have died in the West Bank at the hands of Israel so far this year, 38 of them in Yenín.
