Critical developments in Gauzethe Iran And the normalization agreements dominated the second consecutive meeting between Trump and Netanyahu at the White House. In spite of enhanced diplomatic mobility, obstacles for a noun truce They remain, while parallel contacts with Syria and Saudi Arabia.

Without a common announcement but with heavy statements

OR second within 24 hours of individual meeting The leaders were not accompanied by a joint announcement. However, in an online video video, the Israeli prime minister stressed that the talks focused on the negotiations on the release of hostages and the future of the truce in Gaza, while making progress in contact with Iran. Special importance was attributed to investigating the probability of new “Abraham Agreements” that will bring a diplomatic smoothing for Israel in the area.

Netanyahu attributed the “progress made to Doha’s talks” to “intensifying Israeli military operations in the field”. As for Iran, he noted that Israel and the US have evaluated the situation after the recent ’12 -day war’.

The general context of the message reveals diplomatic mobilitywithout this predicting smoothing or solution to the pending fronts.

The dead ends for a truce and the four pillars of disagreement

Despite the optimism of American envoy Steven Whitkov, the processes in Doha stick to four key points according to the Lebanese newspaper Al-Achbar:

  • OR Hamas He calls for humanitarian aid to be distributed exclusively by the UN and not from US bodies.
  • Israel accuses Hamas of refusing to deliver a nominal list of living hostages, while Hamas insists on shaping the list of Palestinian prisoners for liberation.
  • Disagreements continue in the range of Israeli army withdrawal from Gaza and what guarantees the US will offer to Hamas so that operations will not repeat after a possible two -month truce.
  • The mission of Qatar’s special delegation to Washington to overcome these impasses is surprised.

Backstage processes in Syria and Saudi Arabia

Disorder is also observed in diplomatic fermentations with Syria and Saudi Arabia. A member of the Saudi royal family, speaking to Israeli media under anonymity, estimates that “The smoothing of Israel-Syria relations will be a qualifying for further expansion of ‘Abraham Agreements'”.

For the ‘Next Day’ in Gazathe Saudi official emphasizes the need to “include the Palestinian Authority in the frame”, a position that is repeatedly repeated by Riyadh government sources.

A significant feel in Israel was caused by the statement by Syrian doctor and activist Sandy Martini, head of Multifaith Alliance. He conveyed a message from a recent meeting in Damascus with the Syrian president, in which Assad allegedly stressed that “The opportunity to normalize relations with Israel is presented once in a hundred years.”warning that ‘Opportunity window will not be forever open’.