Washington. - Saba:
The American newspaper "Wall Street Journal" reported, quoting Egyptian and Qatari mediators, that they expect the ceasefire negotiations in Gaza to resume after Donald Trump assumes the presidency of the new US administration on January 20, after the last round reached a dead end.
The American newspaper said that the ceasefire agreement in Gaza is likely to slip out of the hands of the current US President Joe Biden, although the last round was the closest to reaching an agreement, but it collapsed due to the intransigence of the head of the occupation government, Benjamin Netanyahu, in rejecting the condition of a comprehensive cessation of war under the deal.
The American newspaper "Wall Street Journal" reported, quoting Egyptian and Qatari mediators, that they expect the ceasefire negotiations in Gaza to resume after Donald Trump assumes the presidency of the new US administration on January 20, after the last round reached a dead end.
The American newspaper said that the ceasefire agreement in Gaza is likely to slip out of the hands of the current US President Joe Biden, although the last round was the closest to reaching an agreement, but it collapsed due to the intransigence of the head of the occupation government, Benjamin Netanyahu, in rejecting the condition of a comprehensive cessation of war under the deal.