Hamas’s negotiating team departed today from Doha, the capital of Qatar, to Turkey where he will discuss “the latest developments” after the impasse that came up with Israel’s talks on the ceasefire in the Gaza Strip.

“A high -ranking Hamas delegation, led by Mohammed Daruis, the president of the political office of the movement, which includes the negotiating team and its leader, Halil al -Haya, departs from Doha for Constantinople.”

According to this source, The delegation will have many meetings with Turkish officials Regarding the latest developments in negotiations that “failed last week”, he added.

The indirect conversations between the delegations of Israel and Hamas in order to cease fire and the release of Israeli hostages lasted two weeks. On Friday, US President Donald Trump He said that Hamas “didn’t want peace” and “wanted to die”. In the past, the American Special Envoy for the Middle East announced the failure of the talks and questioned Hamas’ “goodwill”.

Bassem Naim, a member of Hamas’ political office, told the French Agency that the latest discussions were about the withdrawal of the Israeli army from the Gaza Strip. Other executives of the Palestinian organization were surprised by US statements, as they considered progress in the negotiations.

Today, Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar rejected international calls for ceasefire. If Israel stopped the war while Hamas remains in power in Gaza and still holds hostages, this would be a “tragedy,” he said.