TEL AVIV - An Israeli delegation will leave for Qatar to continue talks on the release of hostages and a possible truce in Gaza.
According to the media, this was decided by the War Cabinet after examining the content of the mediation talks held in Paris with the USA, Egypt and Qatar itself.
On Saturday evening, clear signs emerged of progress towards an agreement on the hostages and a possible truce in the war: after the negotiations in Cairo with the Islamic faction, the new talks in Paris - between the director of the CIA William Burns, Qatar , Egypt and Mossad chief David Barnea - were described as "very good" and a harbinger of "significant progress", which was reviewed overnight by the Israeli War Cabinet.
According to many sources, the fact that the Islamic faction has "reduced" many of its initial conditions for the release of the hostages seems to have contributed to shortening the distance, which could open up, even with all the necessary precautions, to a positive solution." before Ramadan" which will begin on March 10-11, although Hamas slowed down on this point in the evening, defining the reduction of its claims as "Israeli propaganda".
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