Qatar PM says Gaza truce incomplete without 'full withdrawal' by Israel
Summary
Qatar's Prime Minister stated that the Gaza ceasefire will only be complete when Israeli forces fully withdraw, emphasizing the need for stability and a lasting peace deal supported by multiple nations.
Key Points
- Qatar's Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani emphasized that Gaza ceasefire is incomplete without full Israeli withdrawal.
- Israel is expected to withdraw and interim governance along with an international stabilization force is planned but faces challenges.
- Turkey and Egypt are involved in peace talks, with Turkey seeking role in the stabilization force despite Israeli reservations.
- Egypt plans to train police for Gaza and supports implementing the Sharm El-Sheikh peace agreement to maintain ceasefire.
