Palestinian Officials Say Hamas Won’t Disarm in Cease-Fire Deal
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Ynet – While the Israeli leadership remained mum on ceasefire negotiations in Cairo, Palestinian officials were quoted in Arab newspapers on Wednesday saying Egypt has offered to extend the current ceasefire to 120 hours, and that the issue of the disarmament of Gaza is not on the table.
“The negotiations are hard. The Zionist enemy wants to claim achievements and doesn’t want to admit its defeat,” PFLP member Maher al-Taher said, calling Israel’s demand to demilitarize Gaza “a dream.”
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