President of the United States, Joe BidenHis Egyptian counterpart Abdel Fattah al-Sisi and Qatar’s Emir Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani called on the government Israel and the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) “urgently” resume negotiations and convened them for August 15 next year in Doha or Cairo to try to conclude an agreement and begin to implement it.

“There is no time to lose and no excuse for further delays can be found. It’s time to release the hostages, initiate a ceasefire and implement this agreement.“They stressed, referring to the peace plan presented by Biden in March and supported by the UN Security Council.

The three leaders, who have defended their countries’ “tireless” mediation work in recent months, They hope to achieve “immediate relief” both for the people of Gaza and for those abducted in the October 7 attacks and their families.

“As intermediaries, we are ready if necessary present a proposal that solves outstanding problems in a way that meets the expectations of all parties,” they stressed in their note, which comes amid stalled dialogue and a complete internal renewal within Hamas due to the assassination of its former political leader Ismail Haniyeh, allegedly at the hands of Israel.

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The plan presented by Biden is built on three proposals, the first of which would last six weeks, during which Israeli forces will leave the settlements of Gaza and several Palestinian prisoners will be released in exchange for the delivery of vulnerable hostages.

In the second stage, the remaining hostages will be released as part of the final cessation of hostilities, and in the third and final stage will consist of the beginning of the reconstruction of Gaza and in the delivery of the bodies of the abducted, who had already died. (Europe Press)