Witkoff States Washington Will Seek Other Ways To Ensure Hostage Releases And Foster Stability In Gaza After Hamas' Recent Reply. 🕊️🤝
عاجل | المبعوث الأمريكي للشرق الأوسط ستيف ويتكوف: 📌 عدم الرغبة في التوصل إلى وقف إطلاق نار في #غزة واضحة للعيان 📌سأدرس الآن خيارات بديلة لإعادة الرهائن من غزة 📌 من المؤسف أن حـ ـمـ ـاس تصرفت بهذه الطريقة الأنانية وعازمون على إنهاء هذا الصراع وتحقيق سلام دائم في غزة https://t.co/lpIcNIMVPN
ويتكوف: مصممون على السعي لإنهاء هذا الصراع وتحقيق سلام دائم في غزة
U.S. Special Envoy Steve Witkoff has expressed cautious optimism regarding the prospects for a peace agreement and ceasefire in Gaza, initially hoping for a deal by the end of the week in early July 2025. Throughout mid-July, Witkoff described the negotiations as progressing well and maintained a hopeful outlook on achieving a ceasefire. However, by late July, Witkoff indicated a shift in stance, stating that there was no desire for a ceasefire in Gaza following Hamas' recent response. He announced that the U.S. would now consider alternative options to secure the release of hostages and work toward creating a more stable environment in Gaza. Despite the setback in negotiations, Witkoff reaffirmed a firm commitment to ending the conflict and achieving lasting peace in the region.