“No Hamas” in Gaza after the war, where the United States suggests a ceasefire – my country

agitation and Israel They took their positions on Wednesday before expected talks about the proposal of the ceasefire supported by Washington, where the armed group indicates that it was open to an agreement while the Israeli Prime Minister pledged “there will be no enthusiasm” in Gaza after the end.

Both stopped accepting the proposal announced by the American President Donald Trump Tuesday. Hamas insisted on its long time that any deal puts an end to the conflict in Gaza.

Trump said on Tuesday that Israel agreed to the conditions of a 60 -day ceasefire in Gaza and urged Hamas to accept the deal before the circumstances worsen. The American leader increased pressure on the Israeli government and Hamas for the broker for a ceasefire, a hostage agreement and an end to the conflict.

Trump said that the 60-day period will be used to work to end the conflict-something that Israel will not accept until Hamas is defeated. He said that the deal may gather just next week.

However, Hamas’s response, which confirmed its demands that the end of the conflict, raised questions about whether the last offer could be achieved to an actual stopping of the fighting.

Hamas official, Taher Al -Nono, said that the militant group is “ready and dangerous with regard to reaching an agreement.” He said Hamas “is ready to accept any initiative that clearly leads to the full end of the war.”

The Hamas delegation is expected to meet with the Egyptian intermediaries and Qataris in Cairo on Wednesday to discuss the proposal, according to an Egyptian official. The official spoke on the condition that his identity was not disclosed, because he was not authorized to discuss talks with the media.

During the approximately 21 months’ conflict, ceasefire talks between Israel and Hamas repeatedly stumbled on whether the conflict should end as part of any deal.

Hamas said in a brief statement on Wednesday that it had received a proposal from the brokers and is taking place with them “to bridge gaps” to return to the negotiating table to try to reach a ceasefire agreement.

Hamas said he is ready to liberate the remaining fifty hostages, it is said that less than half of them are alive, in exchange for the full Israeli withdrawal from Gaza and the end of the conflict.

Israel says it will only agree to end the conflict if Hamas surrenders, disarming and exiles itself, which is something that the group refuses to do.

“I announced to you – there will be no enthusiasm,” Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said during a speech on Wednesday.

An Israeli official said that the last proposal calls for a 60 -day deal that includes an Israeli partial withdrawal from Gaza and the adoption of humanitarian aid to the region. The official said the brokers and the United States will provide assurances about the talks to end the conflict, but Israel does not commit to this as part of the last proposal.

The official was not authorized to discuss the details of the proposed deal with the media and spoke on the condition that his identity was not disclosed.

It was not clear that the number of hostages to be edited as part of the agreement was not clear, but the previous proposals called for the issuance of about 10.

There are still about 50 hostages, and many of them are believed to have died.

“I hold my hand and invite this to happen,” said Adeit Olun’s mother, Alaon Olin. “I hope the world will help this, and it will pressure those who need it, so the war will stop and the hostages will return.”

On Monday, Trump is scheduled to host Netanyahu In the White House, days after Ron Dermer, the chief adviser to Netanyahu, conducted discussions with senior US officials on Gaza, Iran and other matters.

On Tuesday, Trump wrote on social media that Israel “agreed to the conditions necessary to end the ceasefire for 60 days, and during this period we will work with all parties to end the war.”

He said, “I hope for the interest of the Middle East, that the enthusiasm of this deal will take this deal, because it will not improve – it will get worse.”

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Trump’s warning may find skeptical fans with Hamas. Even before the long -standing conflict stop in March, Trump has repeatedly issued a dramatic warning to pressure Hamas to agree to a longer period of fighting in the fighting that will witness the launch of more hostages and the return of more aid to civilians in Gaza.

However, Trump looks at the present moment as a possible turning point in the brutal struggle that left more than 57,000 people in the Palestinian territories.

The Hamas -running Ministry of Health in Gaza said that the death toll once by 57,000 marks on Tuesday to Wednesday, after hospitals obtained 142 bodies overnight. The ministry does not differentiate between civilians and fighters in the number of its death, but it says that more than half of the dead are women and children.

The ministry said that since dawn on Wednesday, Israeli strikes have killed a total of 40 people across the Gaza Strip. Hospital officials said four children and seven women were among the dead.

The Israeli army, which blames Hamas for civil losses because it works from the populated areas, was looking for reports.

The conflict began on October 7, 2023, when the militants, led by Hamas, southern Israel, attacked the killing of 1,200 people and took about 250 hostages.

The war left the coastal Palestinian lands in a state of ruin, as a lot of urban scene was flattened in the fighting. More than 90 percent of the 2.3 million Gaza population has been displaced, often several times. The war sparked a humanitarian crisis in Gaza, prompting hundreds of thousands of people to hunger.

A hospital statement said that the director of the Indonesian hospital, Dr. Marwan Sultan, was killed in an apartment in an Israeli strike west of Gaza City. The hospital is the largest medical facility in the Palestinian pocket north of Gaza City, and the arterial artery has been an embarrassment since the beginning of the Israeli conflict of Hamas.

The hospital was surrounded by Israeli forces last month, and was evacuated alongside other primary hospitals in northern Gaza.

The bodies of Sultan, his wife, daughter and son, arrived at the Shiva Hospital, torn in cutting, according to Asmam Naban, head of the Ministry of Nursing at the Indonesian Hospital.

“Gaza lost a great man and a doctor,” Napan said. “The hospital has not left for one moment since the conflict began and urged us to stay and provide humanitarian assistance. We do not know what he did in the killing.”

Bassem MROUE was reported from Beirut. Moshe Idri in Tel Aviv, Israel, Karim Shaib in Beirut, and Joseph Vederman in Jerusalem, contributed to this report.