The new round of ceasefire negotiations in Gaza has attracted much attention. At present, the United States, Qatar and Turkey have also made it clear that they will join the negotiations. What impact will their entry have on the negotiations?

The mediation and mediation power of the two parties separately has been further strengthened

Qin Tian, deputy director of the Middle East Institute of China Institute of Contemporary International Relations:The participation of the United States, cartels, and Turkish delegations in the ceasefire negotiations in Gaza has obviously increased the power of mediation and mediation, and is also conducive to the continued advancement of the negotiations. Specifically, I think the participation of the U.S. delegation mainly plays a role in exerting some pressure on Israel. Both Witkov, the US special envoy for the Middle East, and kushner, Trump's Jewish son-in-law, have very good relations with Israel. Therefore, the appearance of the U.S. delegation is conducive to allowing powerful Israel to make certain concessions.

Qin Tian, deputy director of the Middle East Institute of China Institute of Contemporary International Relations:In contrast, Qatar and the Turkish delegation¡¯s accession is mainly directed at Hamas, which has longined a certain relationship with Hamas and is also seen as a supporting force for Hamas, which is conducive to putting pressure on Hamas.

Gaza ceasefire negotiations require external intervention. Tripartite entry will help prevent negotiations from breaking down

Qin Tian, deputy director of the Middle East Institute of China Institute of Contemporary International Relations:Of course, if we consider that the current Gaza ceasefire negotiations are entering a deep-water zone, into a more tense and difficult phase, I don¡¯t think the tripartite accession means that the negotiations are about to succeed. This tripartite accession is precisely a reflection of the current Gaza ceasefire negotiations require external forces to intervene and boost, and external forces are needed to help solve some of the more difficult to compromise difficulties and core issues. In this sense, I feel that the tripartite delegation¡¯s entry, in fact, also plays a role in preventing a sudden break or sudden collapse of negotiations.