News – Yemen:  Yemen's Parliament condemned the persistent inaction, shameful Arab complicity, and the Qatar-Egyptian movements dubbed "mediators" in their efforts to appease the Israeli occupation entity and fulfill the demands of the American administration by circumventing the implementation of the framework agreement announced during the Doha negotiations.

In a statement issued on Sunday, the Parliament described these suspicious movements as a response to the demands of the criminal Netanyahu and a continuation of his efforts to obstruct any attempts to stop the war, end the siege, and cover up the ongoing massacres and genocide against the Palestinian people.

The Parliament expressed its regret over the continued Arab abandonment and the lack of response to the demands of the Palestinian people and the people of Gaza, urging swift action to exert pressure to alleviate the disastrous situation and the severe humanitarian conditions in the Gaza Strip amid the spread of diseases, epidemics, and the acute shortage of fuel, food, and medicine.

It viewed the resumption of negotiations under the announced US proposal as a waste of time, only enabling the perpetration of more war crimes against the Palestinian people.

The Parliament called on the international community to recognize its legal, humanitarian, and moral responsibility to hold the Zionist war criminals accountable and to take swift action to address the dire situation in Gaza and all occupied Palestinian territories.

Gaza ceasefire talks were renewed on Friday in Cairo, focusing on the Israeli withdrawal from the Philadelphi corridor on the borders between the Strip and Egypt.

US President Joe Biden’s top Middle East adviser, Brett McGurk, is participating as part of the US delegation with Egypt and Israel, according to CBS News.

The discussions encompass several technical issues, including the security of the border between Gaza and Egypt, the Rafah crossing, and the withdrawal of Israeli occupation forces from Gaza and the Philadelphi corridor.

CIA Director William Burns is also expected to travel to the region, as talks may extend through the weekend, the website added.

The US, Qatar, and Egypt refer to their proposal as a ceasefire deal, but technically, it would begin with a six-week pause in fighting during what would be Phase One. During this time, some hostages would be released, and Palestinian prisoners would be freed from Israeli jails.

An agreement to begin discussions about a permanent ceasefire would follow, and during that extended pause in fighting, other incentive measures would be taken, including the release of more hostages.

Hamas, representing all the resistance movements, has rejected any proposal that does not include a complete cessation of the war on Gaza, the full withdrawal of occupation troops, the lifting of the blockade, the insertion of relief aid into the Strip, and an acceptable prisoner swap deal.

The Israeli occupation army has been committing massacres against civilians in Gaza since October 7, 2023. The Palestinian resistance groups have been confronting the aggression with great steadfastness and bravery.