Netanyahu will not accept a deal that would end the war: Netanyahou n’acceptera pas un accord qui mettrait fin à la guerre

Pierre Barbancey :

Engagé pour la paix au Proche-Orient, Gershon Baskin a souvent négocié avec le Hamas. Il explique les difficultés des discussions actuelles, les blocages à l’œuvre et appelle à la reconnaissance d’un État de Palestine.

Committed to peace in the Middle East, Gershon Baskin has often negotiated with Hamas. He explains the difficulties of the current discussions, the blockages at work and calls for the recognition of a State of Palestine.

Originally Published by L’Humanité at
https://www.humanite.fr/monde/guerre-israel-hamas/gaza-netanyahou-nacceptera-pas-un-accord-si-cela-met-fin-a-la-guerre
L’Humanite Gershon Baskin 10 septembre 2024

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Pierre Barbancey

Pierre Barbancey

Pierre Barbancey is a senior reporter for the French daily newspaper, L'Humanité and is a winner of the Bayeux War Correspondents Prize

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