DOHA (Palestine Foundation Information Center) Qatar said on Tuesday that there is no breakthrough in talks for a cease-fire deal between the Palestinian resistance groups and Israel in the Gaza Strip.
“So far, the negotiations have not yielded any tangible results,” Foreign Ministry spokesman Majed Al-Ansari told a press conference in Doha.
“We are upbeat and optimistic to have something today or tomorrow,” he added.
The Qatari spokesman said his country seeks to reach a cease-fire in Gaza during the Muslim fasting month of Ramadan, due to start within two weeks.
“The situation on the ground, however, is completely different as there are many obstacles,” he added, without providing any further details.
Al-Ansari said that humanitarian aid flow into Gaza was decreasing, calling for action from the international community to allow access to aid supplies into the Palestinian enclave.
On Monday, the UN agency for Palestinian refugees (UNRWA) said humanitarian aid entering the Gaza Strip dropped by half in February.
