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Qatar and Egypt urge Israel to fully withdraw from Gaza and deploy an international force to advance the ceasefire, amid stalled progress on key issues.
Qatar and Egypt, mediators of the U.S.- and UN-backed Gaza ceasefire, have urged Israel to fully withdraw from Gaza and deploy an international stabilisation force to advance the second phase of the 20-point peace plan.
The truce, effective since October 10, halted two years of fighting, with Israeli forces retreating behind a “yellow line” and Hamas releasing surviving hostages and most deceased captives.
However, progress remains stalled over disagreements on Hamas’s disarmament, the composition of a transitional governing body, and the structure of the international force.
Egypt and Qatar stressed the need for rapid deployment to prevent violations, while Turkey supports the force but opposes making disarmament a top priority.
Arab and Muslim nations remain hesitant to join, fearing involvement in combat, and Israel’s plan to open the Rafah crossing only for Palestinian exit has sparked concern.
Mediators continue pushing for a temporary but vital next step toward lasting peace.
Qatar y Egipto instan a Israel a retirarse por completo de Gaza y desplegar una fuerza internacional para avanzar en el alto el fuego, en medio del estancamiento de los avances en temas clave.