Termination of Gaza Negotiations in “Critical Space” as the second phase in the Deal are currently underway

The prime minister of Qatar on Saturday said that the Gaza Strip is a fire that has reached a “critical moment” as the first stage of the reconstruction, with the remains of one search in Israel that continues to be held by the army.

Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani told an international conference in the Qatari capital that the International Mediator, led by the US, is working to “force a way forward” in The second stage to make cement.

“What we have just done is pause,” he told the Doha Forum. “We will not miss you until the end.”

“The ceasefire cannot be ended without the complete withdrawal of Israeli forces, there is stability back in Gaza, people can go in and out,” he said.

While the ceasefire halted the worst of the two-year war, Gaza health officials say more than 360 Palestinians he was killed by Israeli fire since it started working in October.

In the new violence, two Palestinians were killed north and west of Gaza City, said the staff at the Shifa hospital.

The Israeli military said it was not aware of the plane in that area. However, it said that the Israeli army on Saturday killed three soldiers who crossed the “yellow line” in the northern part of the controlled-controlled Gaza and “dealt with the threat immediately.”

Since the trade, the Israeli forces have said that there have been attacks on Palestinians who cross the lines of fire.

The second phase does not start

US President Trump’s first phase 20-point Peace Plan Took Result Oct. 10 Israel sent a delegation last week to Egypt with talks to bring back the remnants of the last captivity.

The next phase, which includes the deployment of international security forces to Gaza, the formation of a new technical government in the territory, the appeals of Hamas and the eventual withdrawal of Israeli forces from Gaza, has not yet begun.

Arab and Western officials told related media on Friday that an international body overseeing the ceasefire, headed by Tick himself, is expected to be appointed later this year. In the long term, the plan is also looking for a “possible” way for Palestine to become independent.

Sheikh Mohammed said that even the next phase should be “temporary” and that peace in the region could be achieved through the establishment of Israel and something that is opposed by the Israeli government and many Israelis.

“If we just solve what happened in Gaza, the tragedy that happened two years ago, it is not enough,” he said. “There is a root to this conflict. And this conflict is not limited to Gaza.”

He added: “It’s about Gaza. It’s about the West Bank. It’s about the rights of the Palestinian people and their situation. We hope that we can work together with the US vision to achieve this vision at the end of the day.”

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said there was a “big question” over the construction of the International security forces of Gaza. Speaking at the same conference, he said that it is not yet clear which countries will join the force, which will be what the command structure will be and what it will be.

Turkey is one of the “guarantors” of the fire, but Israel, which has a rocky relationship with the Ankara government, has rejected any Turkish participation in force.

“Thousands of details, questions are in place,” said Fadan. “I think that when we move isf, everything will come.”

The UN agency wants a clear role in Gaza

A day after a major international accord, the UN agency for Palestinian refugees said its future role in Gaza was unclear.

In every war, Israel and the United States have been limited Empireto blame it With Hamas, the charge was rejected.

Tamara Alrifai, Utanda’s director of external relations and communications, said her agency continues to provide humanitarian and educational services in Gaza. But he said UNRWA had been excluded from the US-led talks in the second phase of the ceasefire.

Alrifai said Unzala works as a de facto “public sector” in Gaza. And with 12,000 employees, he said it would be almost impossible for the international community to regain the agency’s network.

“If you’re hiring outside, what other agency can fill that much?” He said on the sidelines of the Doha Forum in Qatar.

The US, which once donated to UNRWA, stopped funding the organization at the beginning of 2024. On Friday, the UN General Assembly renewed the mandate for 2029. But Alrifai said the cash crisis continues.

“The votes are big. The money is better,” said Alrifai.

More than 70,000 have been killed in Gaza

The war broke out on Oct. 7, 2023, when Hamas-led Mititants Israel entered, killing about 1,200 people and taking more than 250 people. Israel responded with violence that killed more than 70,000 Palestinians, according to Gama’s Hamas – Health Service Run.

The ministry does not distinguish between civilians and combatants, but says nearly half of the dead have been women and children. The service is part of the Gaza government of Hamas and its numbers are considered reliable by the UN and other international bodies.

Israel accuses Hamas of using civilians as human shields.