The indirect Gaza settlement talks between Hamas and Israel have come to a deadlock, Qatari Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani said, APA reports citing TASS.
"We are trying to find some creative solutions [to the conflict], but none has worked. We even though that is we manage to talks Hamas into accepting the phased plan [for the crisis settlement] acceptable for Israel, a mechanism for monitoring by the UN Security Council would be established to ensure that the talks on ending the war are held within limited period of time. Israel declined this proposal," he said at a ministerial meeting in Madrid on the settlement of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.
According to the senior Qatari official, the Doha talks on the Gaza Strip have revealed that Israel wants a deal only to release its hostages who are still held in the enclave while Hamas insists on ending the war. "I think we are in a dead end," he added.
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