The hypothetical high fire would last 60 days, according to Israeli and Arab media, and would entail the release of 10 live Israeli prisoners and 18 in the first and seventh day of the ceasefire, in exchange for hundreds of Palestinian prisoners and prisoners.
The Prime Minister, Benjamín Netanyahu, has communicated to the families of the prisoners who are being held in Gaza that Israel has accepted a new proposal of high fire presented by the envoy of US President Donald Trump for the East, East, Steve WitkoffAccording to Israeli media this Thursday.
Earlier, the Palestinian organization Hamas claimed to have received and study the new proposal from the mediators.
In a statement released in their channels, the Palestinian resistance has indicated that “Hamas leaders have received the Nieuwe Witkoff proposal from the mediators and study it responsibly”, so that it serves the interests of the Gazatí people “, relief and have a high permanent fire in the Gaza strip.”
A truce of 60 days
Witkoff explained in Washington on Wednesday that he would present a new proposal and expressed his confidence that he would be accepted by the parties, without specifying their conditions, although some Israeli and Arab media have published that it is a 60 -day ceasefire.
Said the fire the Liberation of 10 living Israeli prisoners and 18 dead On the first and seventh day of the truce, In exchange for hundreds of Palestinian prisoners and prisoners.
The end of Israeli attacks would not be agreed from the start
The negotiation of a high permanent fire and the withdrawal of the Israeli troops, which would not be agreed from the start of the end of the Israeli attacks, as Hamas requested.
The proposal published in the media also includes the Humanitarian aid input of the signing of the agreementThe refurbishment of the Israeli troops of Gaza on the first and seventh day, as well as the obligation of Hamas to give evidence of life and death of the remaining Israeli prisoners on the tenth day.
Source: EITB
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