Le Premier ministre a lu rapidement le document et l’a rejeté d’emblée, en disant qu’il ne garantit pas que d’autres organisations àGaza, àl’exception du Hamas, vont cesser de tirer des roquettes sur Israë l.
Le Premier ministre israélien Benjamin Netanyahu a rejeté une proposition franco-qatari pour un cessez-le-feu avec le Hamas dans la bande de Gaza. Netanyahu a déclaré au ministre français des Affaires étrangères, Laurent Fabius, dimanche qu’Israë l n’était pas intéressé par la participation française ou qatari parce qu’il ne voulait pas faire dérailler les efforts de médiation de l’Egypte.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has turned down a French-Qatari proposal for a cease-fire with Hamas in the Gaza Strip. Netanyahu told French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius on Sunday that Israel was not interested in French or Qatari involvement because he did not want to derail Egypt’s mediation efforts.

A Western diplomat and an Israeli official who were briefed about Netanyahu’s meeting with Fabius both said the French official surprised Netanyahu by rather awkwardly handing the prime minister a one-page document he said was a joint French-Qatari cease-fire proposal.

The document consisted of two clauses. The first stipulated that Israel and Hamas would stop firing at a time agreed by both sides. The second clause said Hamas would act "as best it can" to restrain and to prevent fire by other organizations in the Gaza Strip, the sources said.

Netanyahu read the paper quickly and rejected it out of hand, criticizing what he saw as a proposal full of holes, they said. He said politely but firmly that the proposal does not provide a real answer to the situation in Gaza. He said it does not guarantee that the other militant organizations in Gaza, apart from Hamas, will stop firing rockets at Israel or attacking Israeli forces on the border, they said.