The Times of Israel website quoted the report as saying that the Qatari mediators responded to Sinwar that it was necessary to reach an agreement with Israel and return the hostages as a priority.
Barak Ravid, a correspondent for the American news site Axios, said that a prominent Israeli official said, on Monday, that information had reached the Hebrew state indicating that Sinwar had renewed contact with representatives of the movement in Qatar in the past few months. days gone by.
An Israeli official confirmed that Sinwar sent several messages to Hamas representatives in Qatar in the past few days.
It is not clear, according to the Israeli source, when exactly Sinwar sent the messages, but he confirmed that it was not clear that Sinwar changed or changed his position regarding the kidnappers’ contract.
The New York Times reported that American officials said that Sinwar has become more committed to his role after a year of war in Gaza, and that he is determined to see Israel involved in a wider regional conflict.
According to the New York Times, citing officials, the situation in Sinwar has become more difficult in recent weeks, and American negotiators now believe that Hamas does not intend to reach an agreement with Israel.
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Israel’s Channel 12 said that Sinwar is seeking a guarantee that Israel will not try to assassinate him during negotiations aimed at a ceasefire in Gaza and the release of Hamas hostages in the Strip.
The Israeli channel did not specify where this information came from, but confirmed that Sinwar wants “immunity” against any attack that could be exposed to him from the Israeli side during the negotiations.
The Times of Israel website quoted the report as saying that the Qatari mediators responded to Sinwar that it was necessary to reach an agreement with Israel and return the hostages as a priority.
Barak Ravid, a correspondent for the American news site Axios, said that a prominent Israeli official said, on Monday, that information had reached the Hebrew state indicating that Sinwar had renewed contact with representatives of the movement in Qatar in the past few months. days gone by.
An Israeli official confirmed that Sinwar sent several messages to Hamas representatives in Qatar in the past few days.
It is not clear, according to the Israeli source, when exactly Sinwar sent the messages, but he confirmed that it was not clear that Sinwar changed or changed his position regarding the kidnappers’ contract.
The New York Times reported that American officials said that Sinwar has become more committed to his role after a year of war in Gaza, and that he is determined to see Israel involved in a wider regional conflict.
According to the New York Times, citing officials, Sinwar’s situation has become more difficult in recent weeks, and American negotiators now believe that Hamas has no intention of reaching an agreement with Israel.
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2024-10-09 02:18:00
