Israel, Hamas Currently Negotiating Long-Term Ceasefire, Turkish Official Says

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Hamas' military wing is operating summer camps in the Gaza Strip offering military training for young Palestinians. Photo: YouTube.

Israel and Gaza-ruling terror group Hamas are reportedly negotiating a long-term truce. Photo: YouTube.

Israel and the Gaza Strip-ruling Hamas are currently in the process of negotiating a long-term ceasefire, stated a senior Turkish official, according to i24news.com and French Press Agency.

Yasin Aktay, a senior adviser to Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu, said that in the aforementioned long-term ceasefire agreement, Gaza and Israel are trying to reach a deal on “opening border crossings” and “lifting the blockade of Gaza.”

Read full story at the Daily Sabah.

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