Sullivan: A cease-fire agreement has not yet been reached in Gaza

Sullivan explained, according to NBC, that: The White House He is working to reach an agreement on a ceasefire and the release of hostages in Gaza, but “hasn’t achieved that yet”.

He continued: “We are making continuous efforts to try to achieve this. We are engaged to a large extent with the main actors in the region and work is still going on today”.

He added: “There will be more talks and consultations and we hope that we will be able to reach an agreement on a ceasefire and the release of the hostages, but we have not come to that yet.”

As for the situation in LebanonSullivan called the deal “a huge step forward for… The Middle East“We must protect it and ensure that it is fully respected,” he added.

He explained: “Our goal is to hold out during these delicate first days of the ceasefire, when it is most fragile.”

For his part, Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar said on Sunday that there were “indicators” of progress that could lead to an agreement.

Sarr told a news conference: “What I can say is that there are indications that we could see a greater degree of flexibility on the part of Hamas because of the circumstances, including the Lebanon agreement.”

He pointed out that the Israeli government has “the intention to advance this issue”.