Gershon Baskin thinks that Hamas will give in to additional Israeli demands,” such as staying on the Philadelphi Corridor, and that Hamas is also unlikely to agree to an Israeli demand of “a veto on the selection of Palestinian prisoners to be released
Gershon Baskin shares why he thinks that there are reasons for cautious optimism as he believes that Hamas may be ready to reconsider its insistence that Israel commit to a permanent ceasefire in Gaza before signing an agreement that would usher in a temporary truce and begin a process to release hostages still held in Gaza.
Gershon Baskin shares with Uri Levi and Sharon Wechsler of Kan-Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation what he thinks is unusual about the current response of the Hamas. He claims that the Hamas has officially claimed that they have submitted a response to the new American proposals, but they do not reveal what is included in their response.
Gershon Baskin says it’s time to bypass the mediators and open a direct line of communication with Hamas.
Gershon Baskin discusses with EWTN Global Catholic Network how the hostage rescue at Nuseirat impacted negotiations and the psyche of both sides and on how he sees the next days and weeks playing out and whether we will see a deal soon or whether the war will continue on.
Gershon Baskin shares with NewsNationNow his insights regarding the current interventions of U.S. Secretary of State Anthony Bliken and feels that Hamas is not willing to make any agreement that does not end the war.
Gershon Baskin reflects on the reports that captives have been brought back from Gaza and Palestinians were killed during a major Israeli military operation.
Gershon Baskin shares his reasons why he still believes in and works towards finding a lasting peace.
Gershon Baskin sincerely feels that we have had enough of the fossils of yesterday who are stuck in a victimization narrative and that we need new and challenging, compelling voices to brong a sustainable peace to the Middle East
Gershon Baskin told Sky News host Erin Molan that the military pressure on Gaza “has killed hostages” after eight months of war and “We are in a deadlock situation of almost no negotiations between the parties,” as “The hostages remain in Gaza.”