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< strong > Previously, Israel agreed to withdraw his troops from the corridor Necarim. 60 ~/p >> 62 ~ on Sunday, February 9, Israel began the conclusion His troops from the corridor Netsarim in the gas sector. This is part of the ceasefire agreement with hamas.
< p > this was reported by the Associated Press.
< p > As one source noted, Israel agreed to withdraw his troops from the Nechaim corridor, the territory separating the northern and southern regions of the Gaza. Israel at the end of January opened the Netzarim corridor for Palestinians so that they could return to their homes in the north of the Gaza, which suffered from the war. on Sunday, February 9, in the Necarim area, cars that transported things, in particular suitcases and tanks with water, went to the north. According to the terms of the agreement, Israel must provide the possibility of unhindered crossing the border without inspections by the military. Israeli officials did not disclose the number of bred military. Now the DSAL units are located along the borders of the Gaza with Israel and Egypt, and negotiations on the full withdrawal of the Israeli troops are planned to be held at a later step of the Armist. 62 ~ < p > according to the material, the parties are prepared for negotiations on the extension of the truce, in particular, according to the second stage of the agreement. “Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sent a delegation to Qatar, a key intermediary in negotiations between the parties, but the mission included low-level officials, which would not lead to a breakthrough in the continuation of the truce. It is also expected that it is also expected. that this week Netanyahu will meet the meeting of key ministers of the Cabinet of Ministers at the second stage of the agreement, ” – get the statts. Probably this week, Netanyahu will meet with key ministers to discuss the second stage of the agreement, but when this will happen,< p > Recall, the Israeli government approved the Gaza Cat Assignment Agreement.
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