Residents of the war Gaza express skepticism about the latest peace plan presented by US President Donald Trump, rejecting it as a farce that will not end the war.
“It is clear that this plan is unrealistic”he says to AFP the 39 -year -old Ibrahim joudeh From his refuge in the so -called humanitarian zone Al-Mauasi in southern Gaza.
“It has been written in terms that the US and Israel know that Hamas will never accept. For us, this means that war and suffering will continue. “says the computer programmer, from the southern city of Rafa, which has been hit by a military attack that began in May.
Abu Mazen Nassar52 years old, is equally pessimistic and is afraid that the plan was intended to fool Palestinian terrorist groups to release hostages held in Gaza, without peace in return.
“All this is manipulation. What does it mean to deliver all prisoners without formal guarantees to end the war? ” says Nassar, displaced from his home in northern Gaza, in central Deir al-Balah of Gaza.
“We as a people will not accept this farce”he says, adding that “Whatever Hamas decides now on the deal, it’s too late.”
“Hamas lost, drowned in the flood she created.”
Some, such as the Sorura 31 -year -old street vendor from the city Han Younesin southern Gaza, also displaced to Al-Mauasidare to hope.
“Despite everything we have lived and lost in this war … I still have hope”says Sorour in AFP.
“No war lasts forever. This time I am very optimistic and, if God wants, it will be a moment of joy that will make us forget about our pain and anxiety. “ adds.
But others like the 29 -year -old housewife Najua Muslimthey can no longer imagine something to change.
“I haven’t only lost my faith in the agreement. I have lost my faith in life »Muslim says in AFP From central Gaza, where he sought refuge after being displaced by the city of Gaza, which is under mass Israeli military attack.
“If there was a real intention to stop the war, they wouldn’t expect so much. That is why I do not believe any of their words. “
THE Mohammed al-Beltatzia 47 -year -old from the city of Gaza, sums up his view of negotiations in AFP.
“As always, Israel agrees, then Hamas refuses – or vice versa. Everything is a game, and we, the people, are the ones who pay the price. “
Source :Skai
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