Trump stopped in Gas after he received firm support from Israel or Hamas, where more relief researchers were killed in Gaza

It seems that President Trump still has some deals before he could The war in Gaza. Mr. Trump said On a social networking site on Tuesday evening, Israel agreed to the necessary conditions to end “the ceasefire for 60 days, and he called on Hamas to accept the deal, and warned the terrorist group that was identified in the United States and Israel that it” will not improve-it will get worse. “

Israeli sources told CBS News on Wednesday that although there was strong support for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu the conditions in the proposal, Israel has not yet committed to it, stressing that the government has expressed support for American officials for a proposed ceasefire framework.

In a statement, the enthusiasm of the mediators in Qatar and Egypt has strengthened for “extensive efforts to fill this gap between the two parties and reach a framework agreement that pave the way for a dangerous round of negotiations.”

Hamas said, “We are approaching this with a great sense of responsibility and we are conducting national consultations to discuss the proposals made by the mediators,” and repeated the repetition of its long -term invitations to a truce that prevents war, and the Israeli forces see withdraw from Gaza, “

Mr. Trump did not provide any details of the proposed deal in his position on Tuesday evening, but he said that Qatar and Egypt-who were major partners of the United States because it tried to mediate an agreement to end the war for nearly two years-“submit this final proposal.”

Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar, in a After social media On Wednesday, he said that there is “a big majority in the government and also between people for a working framework to release the hostages. If there is an opportunity to do this – we should not miss it!”

But this claim of cohesion may depend on a possible obstacle to Netanyahu, as it prepares to return to Washington at the end of this week to meet the master Trump, who explained that he wanted to see a deal To end the war within days.

Several Israeli media reported on Wednesday that one of the most cabinet members in Netanyahu, Minister of Security, Etamar Bin Ghafir, called on extremist National Finance Minister Bizalil Smotrich to join him in preventing the government’s approval of the ceasefire deal.

SMOTRICH or Ben-GVIR has not confirmed any discussion about preventing the agreement, but in a short publication on social media, Ben-GVIR said that the war in Gaza should not end “a moment before the defeat of Hamas.” Both men were voice in rejecting peace offers with Hamas, insisting that the group should be completely destroyed, not negotiating with it.

Yair Golan, the leader of the Democrats, accused the Israeli opposition, Smotrich and Ben-Gvir as social media as “leading the bloc to prevent the hostage to return.” He said they “do not deserve to sit around the government table. And everyone who continues to allow them to sit there does not deserve to lead Israel until another day.”

While the real expectations of Israel and enthusiasm agreed to the ceasefire in the short time frame that Mr. Trump hopes to remain unclear, so that the proposal that peace may wave on the horizon may raise hopes for Ghazan who risk their lives every day just to line up on food.

The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation responds to criticism

The Hamas -running Ministry of Health in Gaza says that at least 640 civilians have been executed in recent weeks in an attempt to reach the humanitarian supplies that affect the need, including more than 400 sites in the distribution sites run by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation that the Israeli and Israeli -Israeli backed.

Since I started working in the war -torn pocket on May 26, GHF has faced daily demands from relief seekers who were killed by Israeli forces trying to reach their four axes in Gaza.

Earlier this week, more than 170 humanitarian groups invited the non-dark organization-which never revealed its financing or its administrative structure-to be resolved and the reorganization of all aid efforts in Gaza under the United Nations-led regime. These international humanitarian efforts have been largely banned by Israel since March.

The Israeli army says it works with GHF to enable the distribution of aid without the risk of developing goods and goods that Hamas stole.

The Trump administration has supported this thinking and refused to support other means of food dispersion in Gaza, and instead calls on countries and other institutions to work with GHF, which replaced about 400 international aid distribution points in the Palestinian territories with only four of its centers. These centers are operated by the armed American private security contractors, which consists of Israeli birth that controls their access.

All known humanitarian agencies refused to work with GHF, saying that they are forcing the Palestinians to take off and overcome miles to reach their centers and that they violate the basic humanitarian principles, but the Trump administration announced late last week its general support to the group: $ 30 million in financing.

The Foreign Ministry will not say, when this funding has been announced, if the money has already been transferred to GHF, or any US government account they will come from.

GHF refused to respond to multiple questions from CBS News about its links with American and Israeli governments, and has also refused to meet CBS News until this week. However, on Tuesday, the director of GHF, American Evangelical Priest Johnny Moore, former President Trump’s adviser to religious matters, agreed to an interview with magnification.

Our first question about the reports received by CBS News since GHF began its operations, directly from doctors and eyewitnesses, that Israeli soldiers have opened repeatedly to unarmed civilians in an attempt to reach their aid centers.

“I don’t want to reduce these reports, but we cannot control what is happening outside our distribution sites,” Moore told CBS News.

When asked about the number of people who will die before GHF changes the way in which he works, Moore called the question “inappropriate”, and said that “the complete reason for reaching the list is to give food to these people so that they can live.”

He repeated his previous invitations – and those in the White House – for the United Nations and various humanitarian agencies to join GHF efforts in Gaza.

“We do not join us,” Moore said, “We have not joined us,” We have said again and again to the United Nations, for the World Food Program program in this effort, before asking CBS News, “with respect, why don’t you join us? I ask you to help us manage the process if you think there is a better way to do Thus. “

When asked how GHF managed to verify who is receiving the exact assistance he provides on the ground – what More confirmed does not reach Hamas – the priest answered with a question: “Do you have anything positive to say about what we are doing?”

“Do you think it is acceptable for people to die every day trying to reach aid? Is there no better way to do this?” I requested CBS News again.

“We have made a decision that he deserves to work in a war zone, as it is fatal, because Ghazan deserves food,” Moore said.

Moore will not answer questions about how GHF or the organization’s financing, along with the 30 million dollar contribution announced by the Trump administration this week this week.