Hamas and Israel restart Gaza talks after a major Israeli offensive. Discussions aim to resolve the conflict, addressing all issues without preconditions.
Negotiations between Hamas and Israel have restarted in Doha, Qatar, aiming to resolve the conflict in Gaza. This development occurred shortly after Israel initiated a significant offensive.
According to Taher al-Nounou, an advisor to Hamas, discussions are open to all issues without preconditions. Israel's Defence Minister, Israel Katz, noted this as a shift from Hamas's previous stance.
The Israeli military announced "Operation Gideon's Chariots," involving troop mobilization to secure key areas in Gaza and rescue hostages. The operation includes striking terror targets and controlling aid distribution.
The US President previously highlighted widespread starvation in Gaza. Recent Israeli actions have resulted in a high number of Palestinian fatalities, triggering warnings from the UN regarding potential breaches of international law and calls for demographic shifts. The US has expressed concern.
A UN assessment indicates a critical risk of famine in Gaza. Israel denies claims of a food shortage.
This follows Hamas's October 7, 2023 attack, which led to Israeli military action. Over 53,000 people have been reported dead in Gaza since.