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Egypt Proposes Preliminary Step For Complete Ceasefire

October 28, 2024
Comfort Ampomaaby Comfort Ampomaa
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El-Sisi Stresses Need For Ceasefire

Egyptian President, Abdel Fattah el-Sisi.

In an initiative that could either mark the beginning of a transformative dialogue or remain another fleeting attempt to bridge an ever-deepening divide, Egyptian President, Abdel Fattah el-Sisi has proposed a two-day ceasefire in Gaza in which four Israeli captives are exchanged for a number of Palestinian prisoners. 

The President said the initiative is a preliminary step for a lengthier ceasefire.

Speaking alongside Algeria’s President Abdelmadjid Tebboune during a press conference in Cairo, el-Sisi added that the negotiations would then proceed within ten days to finalize measures in the Gaza Strip with the goal of achieving a complete ceasefire and ensuring the entry of aid.

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“Our brothers in Gaza are enduring an extremely harsh siege, nearing the point of starvation, and it is crucial for aid to reach them as swiftly as possible.”

Abdel Fattah el-Sisi

He also stated that there was a full agreement between Egypt and Algeria on the necessity of a ceasefire in Gaza and the release of captives and detainees.

El-Sisi made the announcement as efforts to end the devastating, more than year-long war on Gaza resumed in the Qatari capital Doha with the directors of the CIA and Israel’s Mossad intelligence agency taking part.

Families of the remaining captives, along with several Western leaders, have called on the Israeli government to broker an agreement after the killing of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar earlier this month.

However, the success of this initiative hinges on several factors. First, the willingness of both Israeli and Palestinian authorities to engage in good faith negotiations is paramount.

Historical precedents demonstrate that ceasefires can be fragile, often unraveling due to mistrust and a lack of mutual concessions. Both parties must be prepared to prioritize humanitarian concerns over political posturing.

Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected ceasefire proposals, including one from the US administration in May, prompting critics to accuse him of obstructing mediation for a truce and hostage-release deal to release the 97 captives still held by armed groups in Gaza. The Israeli military says 34 of them are dead.

Meanwhile, Israeli protesters interrupted Netanyahu’s speech during a memorial to remember the victims of the October 7 attack, forcing Netanyahu to stop his speech shortly after it began.

In a separate speech marking the Hebrew calendar anniversary of the Hamas attack, Israeli Defence Minister, Yoav Gallant said that military action by itself will not achieve the country’s war aims, which include bringing home the captives. “To realise our moral duty to bring our hostages home, we will have to make painful concessions,” Gallant said.

Egypt’s involvement is vital, given its geographic proximity and historical ties to the conflict. However, broader engagement from international stakeholders may also be required to ensure that the ceasefire leads to meaningful dialogue and not merely a pause in hostilities.

Furthermore, while the exchange of prisoners can serve as a confidence-building measure, it must be part of a larger conversation about the future of Gaza. Sustained peace will require addressing the underlying socio-economic conditions that contribute to instability, including the blockade, poverty, and lack of political representation for Palestinians.

Arikat Pours Water On Netanyahu’s Likelihood To Accept Ceasefire

Said Arikat, an adjunct Professor at the American University, opined that it was unlikely Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu would ever agree to a ceasefire in Gaza.

Speaking to a news agency, Arikat remarked, “Netanyahu never really had a strategy. And that is his strategy – to keep everybody guessing.”

“What we have seen is a strategy of killing, destruction, making life in Gaza unimaginable or making Gaza uninhabitable and so on. These are the goals. We know that he’s killed a lot of Palestinians. He’s on a killing campaign of the Palestinians. He’s using starvation as a weapon of war.”

Said Arikat

He asserted that Netanyahu knows very well that whatever criticism is not going to be translated into any kind of “tangible pressure to make him to stop the war, to make him agree to a ceasefire.”

“That is as long as the Biden administration keeps aiding him and keeps giving him the kind of support that empowers him to go on,” he added.

In conclusion, President el-Sisi’s proposal presents an opportunity for dialogue and the possibility of a more comprehensive peace process. Yet, the path forward is nothing but straight. It remains to be seen how negotiations play out.

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