The cease-fire negotiations of the Gaza war have started since Sunday in Doha, while the demand of the Palestinian resistance is still the cessation of war and the unconditional withdrawal of the Zionists from Gaza.

Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): A new phase of the Gaza ceasefire negotiations started on Sunday in Doha, the capital of Qatar, with the presence of the Prime Minister of this country, David Barnia, the head of the Mossad Intelligence Organization, and William Burns, the head of the American Intelligence Service (CIA) and Hassan Mahmoud Rashad, the head of the Egyptian Intelligence Organization. According to reports, although Hamas has also been asked to participate in these talks, the senior officials of this movement have not yet responded to this invitation.
Just a few days before the aforementioned meeting, US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken visited the region for the 11th time since the start of the Gaza war, and in a joint press conference with senior Qatari officials, he emphasized the need to start such negotiations. The goal of the new round of consultations is the release of prisoners and the temporary withdrawal of the Zionist regime from Gaza, so that in this way the scope of the ceasefire can be extended to other fronts and finally the cessation of the current war can be achieved.
The issue of the release of the Zionist prisoners has been raised by the United States, while Osama Hamdan, one of the senior leaders of the Hamas movement, said in an interview with the Al-Mayadeen network that the Zionist prisoners will return only if the aggression is stopped and the Zionist forces completely withdraw from Gaza.
At the same time, Egypt has also presented a proposal with the aim of an initial two-day ceasefire, based on which four Zionist prisoners will be exchanged with a number of Palestinian prisoners, and then the provisions of a permanent ceasefire will be evaluated; A proposal that has not yet had a reaction from the parties involved in the war. The main question is, after a period of hiatus, what factors caused mediators such as Qatar and Egypt to once again start taking measures to de-escalate the scope of the Gaza war with the strong support of the United States?

Yahya Sanvar's assassination; An important milestone
After the Zionist regime martyred the senior leaders of Hezbollah in Lebanon, as well as Ismail Haniyeh and Yahya Sanwar, many analysts believed that now the Zionist regime can achieve its goals of assassinating the resistance leaders in Palestine and Lebanon. found, think about stopping the war; The idea that seems to be in the mind of Benjamin Netanyahu, the prime minister of the Zionist regime, has no place for Arabs.
Following the assassination of Sanwar by the Zionist regime, the impression was strengthened, especially for the United States of America, that now there is no serious obstacle in the path of negotiations with Hamas, and we can expect more flexibility in negotiations from this movement. Khalid Meshaal, the former head of the political office of Hamas, Musa Abu Marzouq, one of the senior members of this movement, and Khalil Al-Hiya, the head of Hamas's Arab and Islamic relations, are among the political figures present in Doha, with whom the Qatari government is expected to be able to form constructive negotiations.

Speeding up negotiations on the eve of the American elections
With about two weeks to go before the United States presidential election, Joe Biden and his heir, Kamala Harris, need to register an achievement to cover up their inability to control the year-long war in Gaza and to improve their chances against Trump. to increase
Democrats believe that if it were not for their diplomacy, the current situation in the region would have been worse than now, and for example, the world was witnessing a full-scale war between Iran and the Zionist regime. What is important is the failure of Washington under the leadership of Biden both in restraining the Zionist regime and preventing the expansion of the scope of the war and in gaining Netanyahu's satisfaction.
The upcoming American elections have changed the coordinates of the war situation; A Harris victory is likely to push Netanyahu toward an end to the war, while a Republican victory, considered Tel Aviv's preferred scenario, could make ceasefire talks even more difficult now.

The perspective of the current round of negotiations
What Hamas expects from the negotiations can be summed up in five major axes: a permanent ceasefire, a prisoner exchange agreement, facilitating the arrival of humanitarian aid, the return of Palestinian refugees to their homes, and negotiations on lifting the blockade of Gaza. In order to reach the conclusion of the negotiations before or after the American elections, the main prerequisite is the flexibility of the representatives of the Zionist regime in the negotiations.
In the meantime, Doha primarily because it has an economy based on the export of hydrocarbon resources on the one hand and tourism on the other hand, and in both cases, the stability and security of the region is considered the main condition for success in achieving its interests, as the reliable ally of the United States of America is trying to achieve, however small, to prevent the escalation of tensions in the region. Hosting a new round of ceasefire negotiations is also understandable in this regard.