Negotiations between the Israeli government and the radical Palestinian movement Hamas have been suspended, the Israeli state broadcaster Kan reported, citing its sources, APA reports.
The talks have reached an impasse because the parties to the conflict cannot agree on the conditions for the release of hostages.
"The sources indicated that the differences between the sides are very wide, especially over the term 'end of the war' as well as Israel's demand to veto the names of terrorists whose release Hamas may demand," Kan said.
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