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Οι G7 καλοyν Χαμ σ να δεσχδιηουν ο με ακμα 50 δισ /></p> <p> The leaders of the G7, the Group of Seven of the world's most powerful economies, support the American cease-fire plan in the Gaza Strip and call on Hamas to give the "necessary consent" of its implementation, said today German Chancellor 'Olaf Scholz, who is participating in the G7 summit in southern Italy.</p> <p>The UN Security Council also supports the plan, Soltz emphasized, and “it is now important that everyone implements it.” We are therefore primarily asking Hamas to give the necessary consent so that this can work,” the German leader told reporters on the sidelines of the summit being held in Borgo Egnatia, near Bari. The head of the Italian government, Giorgia Meloni, whose country holds the rotating presidency of the G7, for her part confirmed “unanimous support for the United States' proposal for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, the release of all hostages and the significant increase in humanitarian aid to the civilian population of Gaza”.</p> <p>G7 leaders also support “all de-escalation efforts in the region,” Meloni added. As the conflict between Israel and the Palestinian Islamist movement Hamas entered its 9th month, US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken made another tour of the Middle East in an attempt to salvage the cease-fire plan announced on May 31 by Joe Biden. Blinken deemed them "unattainable" certain changes demanded by Hamas, while Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has not officially responded. /p> </p> <p>US President Joe Biden said today that he has not given up hope of reaching a truce deal in the Gaza Strip, but called on the Palestinian Islamist movement Hamas to act immediately. Asked by reporters if he remains optimistic that a cease-fire agreement between Hamas and Israel will be reached soon, the US president initially answered “No,'' but quickly added:</p> <p>“I haven't lost hope, but it will be difficult.” "Hamas must&hellip? to move&raquo?, Joe Biden emphasized. Negotiators from the US, Egypt and Qatar have taken on a mediating role, trying for months to reach a ceasefire agreement in the Gaza war. The plan presented on May 31 by US President Joe Biden and approved on Monday by the UN Security Council, provides in the first phase of the "immediate and complete" ceasefire for six weeks, withdrawal of Israeli troops from "densely populated areas" of the Gaza Strip and the release of some hostages, especially women and the sick, in exchange for the release of Palestinians held in Israeli prisons and the entry of more humanitarian aid. about $50 billion,' said Georgia Meloni</p> <p>“We have reached a political agreement to provide additional financial assistance to Kiev until the end of the year, thanks to a loan system,” Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni said at the end of the first day of work at the G7 summit in Puglia. of Lower Italy. "This is not about confiscation, but about profits being made. This is a result that fills me with satisfaction, now the technical details will have to be determined”, added the Italian Prime Minister. Her entire reference is to Russian deposits and goods located in Western countries that had been "frozen" temporarily after Moscow's invasion of Ukraine.</p> <p> At the same time, referring to the Middle East, Meloni added: "I confirm full support for the United States proposal for a ceasefire, the release of the hostages and the protection of civilian population. We reiterated that every effort will be made to avoid an escalation of tension. The solution is part of the perspective of two peoples with two states.</p> <p> Source: KYPE<br />  </p> <p><noindex></p> <div class=Source: www.sigmalive.com

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