Hamas tends to accept the ceasefire plan in Gaza, Trump quickly, the source tells the CBS News network

Hamas and other Palestinian factions tend to accept the president Trump’s plan to end the war in GazaA source close to the operation told CBS News on Tuesday, and they will present the group’s response to Egyptian mediators and Qataris on Wednesday.

The plan, presented by Mr. Trump alongside Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House on Monday, is a 20 proposal points Which, if agreed, will see a quick suspension in Gazaand The release of all the remaining hostages and a number of Palestinian prisoners in Israel, and the increase in the flow of humanitarian aid the The final transfer of control of the region to a temporary administration of Palestinian technocrats who oversee the International Peace Council headed by Mr. Trump.

Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair will also be at the Board of Directors.

Israel will maintain security control over the vicinity of Gaza.

The News Agency cited Agence France Presse with an official who was informed of this matter as saying that the Egyptian mediators and Qatari presented to the representatives of Hamas a copy of the proposal.

The leaders of a number of Islamic majority countries, including the main cases in the Middle East, have indicated quickly. Jordan, United Arab Emirates, Indonesia, Pakistan, Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Qatar Sadr Joint Welcome to “Mr. Trump’s efforts” to end the war in Gaza “and affirm” their confidence in his ability to find a path of peace. “

“They focus on the importance of partnership with the United States in securing peace in the region. In this manner, the ministers welcome President Trump’s declaration of his proposal to end the war, rebuild Gaza, prevent displacement from the Palestinian people, and provides a comprehensive peace, in addition to announcing that it will not allow the West Bank to be included.”

The European Council President, Antonio Costa, said that he “encouraged him to respond to Prime Minister Netanyahu” to the American proposal, and that “all parties must seize this moment to give peace a real opportunity.”

The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights told Volker Turk, CBS News, “Anything leads us to a ceasefire, to firing the hostages, to some extent to the massacre that we see, ending the amazing suffering, and a path for peace.”