The United States confirms direct talks with Hamas in Gaza Pledge

The United States is negotiating with Hamas on hostages in Gaza, and the White House has been approved.

Washington has so far ahead of the group has a direct tab and has a long-term policy of the United States, which is directly contacted by the terrorist organization.

White House spokesman Karoline Leavitt said in a briefing to journalists before Israel’s talks.

Before the Palestinian source, “two direct meetings” with several communications and a US official were held with “two direct meetings.”

News of negotiations first reported by AxiosThe two sides said he met in Qatar to discuss the release of the hostages in Qatar.

“When it comes to the talks you appealed to your talks, it is primarily a special envoy to the negotiations,” said Leavitt.

Special ambassador for the hostages, man was a good faith to make Boehler’s work “to do what is right to the American people”, journalists.

President Trump believed what the American people do in the best interest.

Israel said they were 59 hostages in Gaza, believing to be up to 24. US citizens are also among the prisoners.

Former US Secretary of Defense Assistant Deputy Assistant to the Middle East said that the United States should be “more active.”

Mick Mulroy, the former CIA officer, “can make the ability to return the citizens of the Israelites if it is not strongly linked.”

The Israeli Prime Minister said that the purpose of the conversation was “expressed its position” on the talks, but did not provide additional information.

According to the report, Boehler met with Hamas representatives of the capital of Qatar, in recent weeks.

Hamas has made a basis in Doha since 2012 at the request of the Obama administration.

The small but influential Gulf state is the US ally in the region. This hosts a large American air base and has been employed in many subtle political talks, including Iran, Taliban and Russia.

Along with the United States and Egypt, Qatar also played a major role in the talks between Israel and Hamas in Gaza in Gaza.

US official AXIOS AP Steve Witkoff, the White House Steve Witkoff, after the visit to discuss the ceasefire negotiations after the visit of Doha

Anonymous sources said that the discussions between the US and Hamas discussions between the United States and Hamas on the US-based news site have not yet reached an agreement.

Additional report by Bernd Debusmann