Hamas expects Zionists’ quick response to ceasefire ideas
A top Hamas official said the resistance group expects a swift Zionist response -- "likely today or tomorrow morning" -- to its new "ideas" for halting the Gaza war and freeing hostages.
As the Zionist regime ended a first round of new talks with mediators in Qatar, Osama Hamdan also insisted that the group's military wing remains "in a good condition" to keep up the nine-month-old war.
Hamdan said there were no new concrete proposals in a document sent to the Tel Aviv regime this week but "some ideas were proposed to overcome" the regime’s reticence about a ceasefire.
"We are waiting to hear a response, likely today or tomorrow morning," he said.
"If the response is positive, then we will discuss these ideas in detail because we will enter into the implementation discussion of these ideas, which... will not take long."
The Zionist regime’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu agreed to send the head of the Mossad intelligence service, David Barnea, to Doha for talks with Qatari mediators.
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