Hamas and Israel on the Brink of Ceasefire: The Drama Continues!
Is the bloody conflict in the Gaza Strip finally nearing its end? U.S. President Donald Trump claims Israel has agreed to conditions for a 60-day ceasefire, and Hamas, according to sources, has given a positive response to the American proposal. But hold on, it’s not that simple!
What’s Happening?
Trump stated on Tuesday that Israel accepts the conditions necessary to finalize a ceasefire lasting two months. During this period, both sides are expected to make efforts to end the war. Hamas leaders discussed the proposal on Friday and, according to a Palestinian official, gave a positive response that was forwarded to mediators from Qatar and Egypt.
Why Is It Still Complicated?
Hamas demands clear guarantees that negotiations to end the conflict will be held during the ceasefire and that humanitarian aid will be distributed without obstruction. They require that Israel not use aid restrictions as leverage in negotiations. Additionally, Hamas still holds 20 hostages believed to be alive, which further complicates the situation.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has yet to comment on the development. He is known for demanding Hamas be disarmed, which Hamas refuses. Netanyahu is scheduled to meet Trump in Washington on Monday, and the U.S. president emphasized he will be “very tough” on Netanyahu regarding the need for a quick ceasefire agreement.
Casualties and Consequences
In the last 24 hours, Israeli attacks in the Gaza Strip have killed at least several Palestinians, according to local health officials. The situation remains extremely tense and uncertain.
What’s Next?
Trump is optimistic and says he will know more within the next 24 hours, hoping the ceasefire will be agreed upon soon, possibly as early as next week. However, with hostages and demands for security guarantees, uncertainty remains high.
Conclusion
As the world holds its breath and watches every step of the negotiations, it’s clear the situation in Gaza is far from a simple solution. Will this ceasefire proposal bring peace or just a pause before another escalation? One thing is certain — the drama continues, and we’ll be here to follow every detail.
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