Biden reveals Israeli proposition to end Gaza war

Biden reveals Israeli proposition to end Gaza war

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1 June 2024 By Bernd Debusmann Jr & Tom Bateman, BBC News, Washington US Pcitizen Joe Biden has prompted Hamas to accept a brand-new Israeli proposition to end the dispute in Gaza, stating that “it’s time for this war to end”. The three-part proposition would start with a six-week ceasefire in which the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) would withdraw from inhabited locations of Gaza. There would likewise be a “surge” of humanitarian help, as well as an exchange of some captives for Palestinian detainees. The offer would ultimately lead to a long-term “cessation of hostilities” and a significant restoration strategy for Gaza. Hamas stated it views the proposition “positively”. Speaking at the White House on Friday, Mr Biden stated that the veryfirst stage of the proposed strategy would consistof a “full and total ceasefire”, the withdrawal of IDF forces from inhabited locations and the exchange of captives for Palestinian detainees. “This is genuinely a definitive minute,” he stated. “Hamas states it desires a ceasefire. This offer is an chance to show whether they truly suggest it.” The ceasefire, he included, would enable more humanitarian help to reach the beleaguered area, with “600 trucks bring help into Gaza every single day”. The 2nd stage would see all staying living captives returned, consistingof male soldiers. The ceasefire would then endedupbeing “the cessation of hostilities, completely.” Among those who have advised Hamas to concur to the proposition was UK Foreign Secretary David Cameron, who stated on X that the group “must accept this offer so we can see a stop in the combating”. “We’ve long argued a stop in the combating can be turned into a long-term peace if we are all prepared to take the right actions,” Lord Cameron included. “Let’s take this minute and bring this dispute to an end.” UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres likewise invited the advancement in a post to X, previously understood as Twitter. He stated the world had “witnessed too much suffering [and] damage in Gaza” and stated it was “time to stop”. “I welcome [President] Biden’s effort [and] motivate all celebrations to take this chance for a ceasefire, release of all captives, ensured unrestricted
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