According to Central Television News, on 20 local time, the U.S. Special Envoy for the Middle East arrived in Israel, warning Netanyahu "do not break the ceasefire agreement in Gaza", saying "the U.S. hopes to the second phase of the ceasefire agreement in Gaza".On the same day, the Israeli army struck armed personnel in the Gaza Strip, causing numerous casualties, and Hamas accused the Israeli army of repeated violations of the ceasefire agreement.In addition, the EU leaders' conference in the Mediterranean called for humanitarian aid to enter Gaza and urged the international community to endeavor to peace.
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According to Central Television news, local time on the 20th, the headquarters reporter was informed that the U.S. Special Envoy for the Middle East Witkov and Kushna arrived in Israel on the same day to meet with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu.
Witkov and Kushner said that "the United States hopes to make every effort to achieve the second phase of the Gaza ceasefire agreement." Israel's "self-defense" action is acceptable, but "cannot risk undermining the ceasefire."
Witkov and Kushner also met with senior Israeli defense officials on the same day to verify Israel and Palestine.IslamicThe Resistance MovementHamas) The progress of the transfer of personnel between the two sides. During the meeting, Israeli Minister of Strategic Affairs Ron Delmer noted that Israel remains committed to implementing the ceasefire agreement in Gaza and hopes thatHamasIn addition, the participants discussed the overall mechanism for disarmament and de-militarization of the post-war Gaza Strip.
On the 20th, the Israel Defense Forces issued a statement saying that they would crack down on multiple Palestinian militants who crossed the "Yellow Line" in the Gaza Strip. The Civil Defense Department of the Gaza Strip said on the same day that the Israeli army's actions caused many casualties.
On the same day, PalestineIslamicThe Resistance MovementHamasThe Israeli army has repeatedly violated the ceasefire agreement.
The Israeli Defense Army issued a statement on the 20th that several Palestinian armed personnel crossed the line of withdrawal marked by the Israeli army in the Gaza Strip, the "yellow line", and opened fire on the Israeli army.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on the same day that on the 19th of the day before, the Israeli armyHamasIn the "retaliatory attack" that broke the ceasefire, the Israeli army dropped a total of 153 tons of bombs on targets in Gaza.
The Israeli Prime Minister’s Office spokesman, Bedrousian, said:HamasAttacks on Israeli troops in the Gaza Strip violate the first phase of the Gaza ceasefire agreement, he said, adding that Israel will continue to abide by the ceasefire agreement and will also “obligate” insistence.HamasExecution.
The reporter learned that on the 20th local time, Al Arabiya TV quoted PalestinianIslamicThe Resistance MovementHamas) sources said,HamasThe delegation is discussing the next phase of the Gaza ceasefire agreement in Cairo.HamasCommitted to implementing all provisions stipulated in the Gaza ceasefire agreement.HamasOn the other hand, it pointed out,HamasThe issue related to disarmament is "on the agenda", but it must be achieved through consensus and in-depth dialogue among the Palestinian political factions, which have the ability to discussHamasA proper solution to the disarmament issue has been reached.If consensus is reached on the governance of the Gaza Strip,HamasWe will support any political faction in the Gaza Strip.HamasWill not participate in any administrative affairs, and this position is "certain".
According to Xinhua News Agency, a meeting of EU leaders in the Mediterranean region was held in the Slovenian coastal city of Portoroz on the 20th, calling for ensuring unimpeded access of humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip and urging the international community to make renewed efforts to achieve lasting peace in the Middle East.
Leaders or representatives of nine Southern European countries, including France, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Greece, Croatia, Malta, Cyprus and host Slovenia, and the European CommissionThe PresidentVon der Leyen attended the summit. The meeting mainly discussed enhancing Europe's competitiveness and the situation in the Middle East.
Slovenian Prime Minister Golob said at a joint press conference that the participating countries welcomed the recent ceasefire and peace plan in Gaza, "but we hope to see this plan fully implemented, not just in the initial stage."
Gorob said: “There is absolutely no reason to stop humanitarian aid.We look forward to reopening the Rafah port and other transit ports to ensure that aid goods can enter Gaza smoothly.”
Malta Prime Minister Abela said that leaders of various countries are "cautiously optimistic" about the Gaza peace process and that "there is still much work to be done to end this humanitarian crisis."
The first phase of the Gaza ceasefire agreement came into effect on the 10th, including Israel and Palestine.IslamicThe Resistance MovementHamasA ceasefire and the exchange of detainees and humanitarian supplies into Gaza, and the evacuation of Israeli troops from parts of the Gaza Strip.HamasThe opening of the Rafah crossing, which is crucial for humanitarian assistance in the Gaza Strip, has been postponed indefinitely on the grounds of failure to hand over the remains of all Israeli detainees on time.
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