Qatar: Our wish for Trump is Netanyahu’s obligation to fulfill its commitments – Mehr News Agency | Iranian and world news

Qatar’s Al Jazeera Network, Qatar News Agency “Majid Qatar’s Foreign Ministry spokesman said in the Qatar Foreign Ministry spokesman Voice With the US Breitbart news site, according to the schedule Division I see It was decided that a delegation from Israel would travel to Doha on Monday for the second stage negotiations.

“We hope that President Trump will ask Netanyahu Prime Minister to fulfill his obligations and send his negotiating board to Doha,” he said.

A Qatar Foreign Ministry spokesman said: “What I understand is that Netanyahu first wants to meet Trump and negotiate before sending his negotiating board to Qatar.”

“We rely on the Trump administration to send a message in support of this process along the path of peace,” he said, adding that “we rely on Trump and his government to provide a clear message in support of the negotiations and the second phase.

Al -Ansari “We believe that this agreement would not be possible without the insistence of President Trump,” he said.

“We are relying on the continuation of the Trump President’s approach to further the next stages of the agreement,” he said.

Al -Ansari In another part of his remarks, he pointed to his country’s cooperation with Egypt and the United States in a ceasefire in Gaza, saying that Qatar provided a document with Egypt and the United States that deal with all concerns of both parties.

He added: “This document provides mechanisms to resolve any disputes over the agreement and deal with the complexities.”

Al -Ansari He referred to the call to the ceasefire and said: “We are in contact with both sides to ensure their adherence to the ceasefire agreement in Gaza.”

He referred to the role of Steve Witcaf Trump’s special envoy to the Middle East said: “He has been monitoring its success since the announcement of the ceasefire agreement.”

Al -Ansari In the end, he said, the conversion of a ceasefire in Gaza is very important to expand the view of President Trump in the region.