Hamas issues “positive response” to the latest ceasefire proposal in Gaza

Hamas terrorist group said on Friday that it had issued a “positive response” to a The ceasefire proposal by USA In its war with Israel.

In a post to Telegram, Hamas said it “provided a positive response to the latest proposal to the mediators.”

He added that “he is completely ready to enter immediately in a round of negotiations on the mechanism of implementing this framework,” according to the translation of the publication.

On Tuesday, President Trump announced that Israel had agreed to a two -month ceasefire proposal. At that time, Israel and Hamas confirmed the statement of Mr. Trump.

Israeli sources told CBS News on Wednesday that although there was support for the conditions for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel has not yet committed to it.

On Monday, Netanyahu is expected to visit Washington, on Monday, to meet Mr. Trump at the White House.

One of the Palestinian officials told Associated Press on Friday that Hamas was still working to respond to the proposal made by Egyptian and Qatari brokers. He said that Hamas insists on the guarantees related to the Israeli withdrawal to the positions it held on March 2, during a previous ceasefire, and ending the war after a 60 -day truce, in addition to ending the regime of the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation supported by the United States and Israel. The official spoke on the condition that his identity was not disclosed because he was not allowed to speak to the media.

The Ministry of Health in Gaza in Hamas says that the number of Palestinians who were killed in the region has passed 57,000 since the war began about 21 months ago. The ministry does not differentiate between civilians and fighters in its statistics, but it says that more than half of the dead are women and children.

The war began when gunmen led by Hamas, southern Israel, attacked on October 7, 2023, killing about 1,200 people and taking nearly 250 hostages.

Meanwhile, 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 run by GHF.

Since I started working in Gaza on May 26, GHF has faced almost daily claims 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.