War, newest information. Hamas proposes 3-phase ceasefire plan. Press sources: okay from Netanyahu | EUROtoday
Qatar introduced that it had obtained “a positive response” from Hamas on the settlement for the Israeli hostages in Gaza. But the Islamic faction insists on calling for “a total ceasefire”. Israel estimates that as much as 50 hostages seized by Hamas on October 7 and brought to the Gaza Strip could also be lifeless.
Media, Netanyahu has given approval to ceasefire
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly gave his approval to a ceasefire with Hamas within the Gaza Strip with out informing the warfare cupboard. This was reported by the Kan tv station.
TV Kan, Netanyahu gave mandate for 7-day truce per part
On the eve of the mediation on the finish of January in Paris, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu gave a mandate to Mossad chief David Barnea to agree on a one-week transitional “ceasefire” throughout every of the three phases of the settlement proposed by Hamas. The determination – in accordance with Kan TV – was taken with out consulting the War Cabinet and was mentioned in Paris in the course of the mediation of the USA, Egypt and Qatar with Israel.
Reuters, Hamas proposes plan in 3 phases of 135 days
For the hostage settlement with Israel, Hamas proposes a 135-day ceasefire plan in three phases (45 days every). This was reported by Reuters, which has seen the draft of Hamas' response to the proposal despatched final week by Qatar and Egypt. The first part includes the discharge of girls, the aged, the sick and males underneath 19 in alternate for detained Palestinian girls and minors; the second part the alternate of the opposite males with different detainees and the withdrawal of Israeli troopers from Gaza; the third is the restitution of the our bodies. Hamas can be asking for assist and the beginning of reconstruction of the Strip.
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