Israel to send a team to the Gaza talks despite Hamas’s demands, the Prime Minister says

Israel decided to send a delegation to Qatar on Sunday for proximity talks with Hamas on the latest suggestion for a ceasefire in Gaza and the hostage.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office said that before the invitation, despite what he described as the “unacceptable” changes that Hamas wanted to make a plan presented by brokers from Qatar, the United States and Egypt.

On Friday night, Hamas said it had provided a “positive response” to the suggestion of a 60 -day ceasefire and that he was ready for negotiations.

However, a Palestinian official said that the group had sought amendments, including ensuring that hostilities will not resume if talks failed in a permanent truce.

In Gaza itself, the Hamas Civil Defense Agency said that the Israeli strikes and the shooting killed at least 35 Palestinians on Saturday.

Seven people were killed, including the doctor and his three children, when the tents were bombed in the Maousy area, according to a hospital in the nearby city of Khan Yunis.

Meanwhile, two American employees of the controversial assistance organization supported by Israel and the United States – Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) – They were injured by what he said was a manual bomb attack On its location in the Khan Yunis area.

Israeli and American governments blame Hamas, which were not suspended.

Late Saturday, the Israeli Prime Minister’s office said in a statement that “the changes that Hamas seeks to submit” to the suggestion of the ceasefire were “unacceptable to Israel.”

But he added: “In light of the evaluation of the situation, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu directed the acceptance of the call to proximity talks and that the contacts related to the return of our hostages – on the basis of the Qatari proposal approved by Israel – will follow the negotiating team tomorrow.”

Earlier, an Israeli official informed the local media about the existence of “something to work with” the way Hamas responded.

The mediators are likely to cut their work to bridge the remaining gaps in indirect conversations in Doha.

Watching her closely will be President Trump, who was talking about opportunities for agreement in recent days.

On Friday, before seeing Hamas’s response, he said it was “good” that the group was positive and that “the Gaza deal could be next week.”

Trump Netanyahu is scheduled to meet on Monday, and he clearly wants to be able to announce a big breakthrough at that time.

Israeli and Palestinian hostages in Gaza will once again breathe.

Relatives of the hostages and thousands of their supporters attended a gathering in Tel Aviv on Saturday night to call for a comprehensive deal that would bring all hostages to the homeland.

He was among those who spoke Jeshel Jews. His daughter, Erbl Jews, was released from families during the last ceasefire, which helped Trump in the mediator before assuming his post and who collapsed when Israel resumed its attack in March.

He said, “President Trump, thank you for returning us to Erb.

On Tuesday, the US President said that Israel accepted the “necessary conditions” for a 60 -day ceasefire, as the parties would end the war.

The plan is believed to include the amazing release of 10 Israeli hostages by Hamas and the bodies of 18 other hostages in exchange for Palestinian prisoners held in Israeli prisons.

There are still fifty hostages in Gaza, and it is believed that at least 20 of them are alive.

According to the proposal, the proposal says that sufficient quantities of aid will immediately enter Gaza with the participation of the United Nations and the International Committee of the Red Cross.

A senior Palestinian official said on Friday that Hamas was asking for aid exclusively by the United Nations and its partners, and that the GHF operations ended immediately.

The other amendment that Hamas demanded was about the withdrawal of the Israeli forces, according to the official.

The American proposal is believed to include Israeli clouds in stages of parts of Gaza. But the official said that Hamas wanted the forces to return to the positions they occupied before the last ceasefire collapsed in March, when Israel resumed its attack.

The official said Hamas also wanted an American guarantee that air and lands operations would not resume even if the ceasefire ended without a permanent truce.

The proposal is believed to say that the brokers will guarantee that serious negotiations will take place from the first day, and they can extend the ceasefire if necessary.

The Israeli Prime Minister ruled out the end of the war until all the hostages were released and the military capabilities and the rule of Hamas were destroyed.

The right -wing members of the Council of Ministers also expressed their opposition to the proposed deal.

National Security Minister Itamar Bin Ghafir said on Saturday that the only way to secure the return of the hostages is “the full opening of the Gaza Strip, and it is a complete stop of the so -called” humanitarian “assistance and encouraging immigration” to the Palestinian population.

The Israeli army launched a campaign in Gaza in response to the October 7, 2023 attack, where about 1,200 people were killed and 251 others were taken into account.

At least 5,7,38 people have been killed in Gaza since then, according to the Hamas Ministry of Health in the region.