Hamas says it agreed to parts of the Gaza peace proposal set by President Trump

Hamas said in a statement on Friday that it had approved parts of the ceasefire deal that President Trump Explained earlier this weekIncluding the demand for all hostages to launch – but the group suggested that other parts of the deal be subject to negotiation.

A US official told CBS News that the United States is looking at Hamas’s response as positive, although there are details that still need to get rid of them, such as stopping weapons, which may start as soon as possible.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu approved the deal on Monday. Earlier on Friday, Mr. Trump gave Hamas Until Sunday evening To accept the deal, or “all hell, as no one has seen before, it will erupt against Hamas.”

After Hamas issued its statement, Mr. Trump said Ali Social truth He believes that the group is “ready for a permanent peace.” He pushed Israel to stop hostilities in the Gaza Strip. The Israeli government did not publicly respond to the statement of Hamas.

“Israel must stop the bombing of Gaza immediately, so that we can quickly and quickly get the hostages to remove the hostages! At the present time, it is very dangerous to do so. We are already in discussions about the details that must be resolved.”

Hamas said it was ready to issue all live hostages and the remains of the hostage hostages, “according to the exchange format stipulated in President Trump’s proposal.” The White House’s proposal to Hamas called for all the hostages captured on October 7, 2023, within 72 hours, and for Israel to release 250 Palestinians spending the sentences of life and 1700 other invaders who were arrested after the beginning of the conflict.

The deal also called for an immediate end to fight if the two parties accepted the deal, and for the Israeli army to withdraw to a “agreed line”.

Hamas also said it was ready to “hand over the Gaza Strip administration to a group of Palestinian independents (technocrats), based on the Palestinian national consensus and with the support of Arab and Islamic parties” – another part of Mr. Trump’s proposal.

The group was less clear in other parts of the deal. The statement said that some aspects of Mr. Trump’s proposal “remain related to a comprehensive national position, based on relevant international laws and decisions.” She said that these issues will need to be discussed “within a comprehensive Palestinian national framework” that includes Hamas.

It is not clear whether Hamas has agreed that it will not play any role in Gaza’s governance, which was one ruling from Mr. Trump’s proposal.

the plan,, Which was unveiled on September 29 by Mr. Trump and called by Netanyahu, Hamas called for the liberation of all the remaining Israeli hostages and the Israeli army to start withdrawing from parts of the Gaza Strip in stages, starting with the initial withdrawal before the editing of the hostages. He also suggested that parts of Gaza be handed over to the Palestinian “technocratic” committee and the deployment of a temporary security force supported by Arab countries.

Netanyahu, from Mr. Trump joined At a joint press conference at the White House when the proposal of 20 points was announced, he said he supports the plan, and that if Hamas did not accept the show, “Israel will end itself.”

“We give everyone an opportunity to accomplish this safely,” Netanyahu said, warning Hamas, what will happen if they do not agree to the proposal. “But if Hamas rejects your plan, or the president, or if they are supposed to accept it, then they do everything to confront it, then Israel will end the mission by itself. This can be done in an easy way or can be done in the difficult way, but it will be done.”

President Netanyahu told Monday that if the enthusiasm refuses to propose, “you will have our full support to do what you should do.“

Mr. Trump said that his goal is to ensure “a sustainable and long -term peace.” On Monday, the president said that he and Netanyahu “are waiting for signatures and are waiting for approvals from many different countries that participate in this.”

Israel and Hamas were in war since October 7, 2023, when the terrorists led by Hamas attacked southern Israel, killing about 1,200 people and taking 251 hostages. Since then, Israel has launched a severe air campaign and a land campaign in the Gaza Strip. More than 66,000 Palestinians were killed, according to the Ministry of Health in Gaza in Hamas, which does not specify the number of civilians or militants.

About 50 hostages are still in Gaza, and it is believed that less than half of them are alive, according to the Israeli authorities.

Claire Day, Margaret Brennan and Melissa Jafni contributed to this report.