News - Middle East: The global demands are becoming louder and louder to extend the 4-day truce between the Israeli regime and the Palestinian resistance movement Hamas.

November 27 was the final day of the temporary ceasefire agreement.
The European Union has urged a long-lasting truce in the besieged Gaza Strip, while working for a political solution.
The Palestinian Authority’s foreign minister says Qatar, Egypt, the United States, and Spain are working to extend the truce. Riyad al-Maliki said the current deal could be extended for “one, two, three days,” but no one knew for how long.
NATO has also called for an extension of the ceasefire to allow in further relief aid and the release of more captives. In a news conference in Brussels on Monday, NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg called for an extension to the humanitarian pause. “I welcome that the agreement between Hamas and Israel has led to the release of hostages and the delivery of more humanitarian aid.”

“I call for an extension of the pause. This would allow for much-needed relief to the people of Gaza and the release of more hostages.”

Stoltenberg said the “suffering we have seen underlines the need for a lasting political solution.”