Axius’s claim on direct US and Hamas negotiation

The US media claimed that the US government is conducting direct talks with Hamas to discuss the release of American prisoners in Gaza and the possibility of a wider agreement to end the war.

Axius media quoted four sources as saying that the talks were conducted by US Presidential Special Envoy in Zionist prisoners Adam Bulller, and this is an unprecedented move. The United States, which has introduced the Palestinian Resistance Movement as a terrorist group in 2008, has never been directly negotiated with Hamas to date.

“A source says the Trump administration has consulted with Israel about the possibility of negotiating with Hamas, but Israel has been informed of other aspects of the negotiations through other channels,” Axius wrote in a claim that the meetings between Buller and Hamas officials have been held in recent weeks.

According to US media reports, these conversations have focused mainly on the release of American prisoners from Hamas control; But sources say that a wider agreement for the release of all the remaining prisoners and the acquisition of long -term ceasefire has also been discussed. However, no agreement has been reached.

A US official claimed that the White House, Steve Witekaf, also intended to travel to Doha this week to meet Qatar’s prime minister about the ceasefire talks, but canceled his trip on Tuesday night after seeing Hamas made progress.

According to Alexius, direct negotiation with Hamas, especially without the consent of the Zionist regime, is something that previous US governments had refused to do.

There are also four prisoners in Gaza under Hamas control, and the Zionist army has confirmed that four of them have been killed. Intelligence agencies of the occupation regime also believe that the captives are still alive and that the situation of the other is unknown.

Among the remaining prisoners, there are five Americans, one of whom is probably 5 -year -old Edan Alexander. The six -day ceasefire, which was carried out as the first phase of the Gaza deal, ended on Saturday and the parties did not reach an agreement.

The clashes have not yet resumed, but the Zionist regime has stopped all humanitarian aid to Gaza; An area where about 2 million Palestinians have been displaced and the risk of famine has increased.

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