Dahlan amends Gaza remarks, drops ceasefire mention
Palestinian leader Mohammed Dahlan revised his statement regarding the understandings in Gaza, ruling out the possibility of reaching a final agreement to stop the Israeli attacks starting from Sunday morning. He also refused to speak about a finalized understanding or a specific timetable for halting the assaults. He indicated that the success of the agreement depends on Israel’s commitment to ending its daily attacks, and that discussions with the American side are still ongoing to ensure full implementation. He confirmed that the upcoming phase requires reconstructing Gaza, protecting the West Bank, and deploying an international force. However, disagreements remain regarding the implementation mechanisms, especially concerning the disarmament of Hamas and Israeli commitments.
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