White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said Washington does not currently want a complete ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, but a temporary suspension of hostilities to allow for the delivery of humanitarian aid and the release of hostages. TASS.
“We believe in humanitarian pauses to enable humanitarian aid to be delivered, hostages to be taken and returned to their families. “And that’s what we’re trying to achieve,” he said.
The press spokesman added that discussions on this issue are continuing with partners in the region.
Before that, State Department press officer Matthew Miller statedThe United States is consulting the UN Security Council on a draft resolution on the Gaza Strip.
Reuters reported on December 17, citing sources in Egyptian security forces: reportedIt was stated that Israel and the Palestinian Hamas movement are open to discussing a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip
Russians who previously fled the Gaza Strip said about life in a war zone.