Palestinian interlocutor walks back claim Israel agreed to halt Gaza strikes

A Palestinian interlocutor has retracted a previous claim that Israel agreed to halt strikes in Gaza, according to a report by the Times of Israel. The retraction indicates no such agreement was reached.

A Palestinian interlocutor has retracted a claim that Israel agreed to halt strikes in Gaza, according to the Times of Israel on Sunday morning. The original claim, made by the same interlocutor, has been walked back with no further details provided on the reasons. Israeli officials have not commented on the matter.

6 developments

1. 33 minutes ago · 09:27 · 2 AugLatest

   Kushner clarified he is working with Israel, not promising a halt.

2. 07:53 · 2 Aug

   Palestinian interlocutor retracts claim that Israel agreed to halt Gaza strikes.

3. 07:35 · 2 Aug

   Palestinian sources claim Israel committed to halting Gaza strikes and assassinations.

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