Hamas said it is ready to start a “immediate” conversation with Israel on a resolution by US President Donald Trump for a 60 -day ceasefire in Gaza.
A deal on the framework will see Hamas returning half of the 50 hostages, who still holds arbitration talks with Israel to end the war. The proposal accepted by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will be one of the major subjects during his visit to Washington where he will meet with Trump on Monday.
The group said in a statement, “Hamas movement has fulfilled its internal consultation and discussions with Palestinian factions and forces about the latest proposal by mediators.” “The movement has presented its response to the arbitors of the brothers, which is characterized by a positive feeling.”
An agreement, if not finished,, a war between Iran -backed Hamas and Israel that has been defeated since October 2023, thousands of Palestinians died, destroying Gaza and destroying the wide Middle East.
Trump late on Friday stated that “next week a Gaza deal could be,” and that “was very optimistic but it changes day -day.”
While Netanyahu’s government agreed to the US proposal weeks ago, Washington and other main intermediaries – Qatar and Egypt – could not get the sides to cross the major glued points. Hamas had said that any ceasefire should end the war and also denied the demands of Israel to remove and remove themselves from power in Gaza.
Israel has intensified military operations, even it agreed to negotiate. The army ordered thousands of people to be released on the outskirts of Gaza City from Tuesday and carried forward air strikes and infiltration in the northern city, increasing the number of deadly people.
With the help of Dan Williams.
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