According to Channel 13 in Israel, senior officials have expressed anger over the U.S. conduct in the negotiations, stating that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will not be able to oppose U.S. President Donald Trump.
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The Israeli officials emphasized that "there is an attempt to conduct negotiations over our heads, and there is not much room for maneuvering." They added, "If Trump reaches an agreement with Hamas, Netanyahu will find it difficult to reject it, and the Americans are aware of this."
On the 51st day of the Gaza ceasefire agreement, attention turns to the Qatari capital, Doha, in anticipation of a new round of negotiations. The Israeli negotiation delegation is expected to arrive on Monday, while U.S. envoy for "hostages" Adam Bowler indicated the possibility of reaching a long-term truce in the Gaza Strip.
Meanwhile, the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) accused Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu of attempting to sabotage the agreement by proposing a "new roadmap that serves his personal interests."
At the same time, Hamas condemned Israel's decision to cut off electricity to Gaza, describing it as "a desperate attempt to pressure our people and resistance through cheap and unacceptable blackmail tactics."
