The peace plan in Gaza is speaking to continue, as Trump says that the opportunity of the agreement is “really good”

The indirect talks aimed at reaching a final agreement on an American peace plan to end the war in Gaza will continue on Tuesday in the Egyptian city of Sharm El Sheikh.

Palestinian and Egyptian officials told BBC that the sessions focus on “creating field conditions” for a possible exchange that would see the launch of all Israeli hostages against a number of Palestinian prisoners.

The Israeli Prime Minister said on Saturday that he hopes to announce the release of the hostages “in the coming days.”

With officials met on Monday, US President Donald Trump told the White House correspondents: “We have a really good chance to conclude a deal, and it will be a permanent deal.”

Hamas said that she is partially agreed to the peace plan proposals, but she did not respond to many major demands – including disarmament and its future role in Gaza.

A Palestinian official near the negotiations told Reuters that the first session ended late on Monday and more talks are scheduled to take place on Tuesday.

The second day of The talks, which will witness Egyptian and Qatari officials holding shuttle meetings with delegations from both Israel and Hamas separately, will be held on the second anniversary of the Hamas -led attack on southern Israel on October 7, 2023, where about 1,200 people were killed and 251 others were killed.

The Israeli army launched a campaign in Gaza in response. Since then, 67,160 has been killed by Israeli military operations in Gaza, including 18,000 children, according to the Hamas Ministry of Health in the region.

IAntonio Guterres, United Nations Secretary -General, states that Trump’s plan “is exposed to a seizure of ending this tragic conflict.”

UK Prime Minister Sir Kerr Starmer reiterated his support for the plan in his statement celebrating the anniversary, saying: “We welcome the United States’ initiative towards peace in the Middle East, and this government will do everything we can to achieve the day when every child of Israel can live in peace, along with their Palestinian neighbors, in safety and security.”

One of the senior Israeli security source said that the talks initially will focus only on the hostages and giving Hamas a few days to complete this stage.

These discussions are expected to be among the most subordinate since the beginning of the war and can determine whether the path is towards ending the conflict within reach.

Special Envoy Steve Whittov, Trump’s son -in -law Jared Kushner and Qatari Foreign Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdul Rahman Al Thani are among those who attended.

Trump, who writes on social media, urged all the participants in the efforts to end the Gaza war to “move quickly”, and says he was told for the first stage of the peace plan – which includes the hostage version – “must be completed this week.”

On Monday, the correspondents told Hamas that Hamas agreed to “some of the really important things.”

“I really think we will make a deal,” he said at the White House.

A Palestinian official, near the negotiations, told Reuters news agency that the first session ended late on Monday evening, and more talks are scheduled to take place on Tuesday.

Al-Qaeda news of the state said that the talks will continue on Tuesday-and that the first day ended “in a positive atmosphere.”

The 20 -point plan, which was agreed upon by Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, proposes an immediate end to fight and release 48 hostages, only 20 of them alive, compared to hundreds of detainees.

The plan states that once the two sides agree to the proposal, “full assistance will be sent immediately to the Gaza tape.”

It also states that Hamas will not have a role in the Gaza administration, and leaves the door open to a Palestinian state in the end.

However, after announcing the plan publicly a week ago, Netanyahu brought back his long opposition to the Palestinian state, saying in the video statement: “He is not written in the agreement. We said that we will strongly oppose a Palestinian state.”

Friday, Hamas responded to the proposal In a statement, where the group He agreed “to launch all Israeli prisoners, whether they live or dead, according to the exchange formula in Trump’s proposal” – if the appropriate conditions for exchanges are met.

She did not mention or accept the Trump plan consisting of 20 points, but she said that it “renews its approval to hand over the administration of the Gaza Strip to a group of Palestinian independents (technocrats), based on the Palestinian national consensus and Arab and Islamic support.”

The statement did not mention one of the main demands of the plan – that Hamas agreed to disarm and play any other role in Gaza governance.

He added that the part of the proposals dealing with the future of Gaza and the rights of the Palestinian people is still being discussed “in a national framework”, which said that Hamas will be part of it.

Many Palestinians described Hamas’s response to the peace plan as unexpected, and after days of evidence that the group was preparing for rejection or at least explaining its acceptance of the proposal of the peace plan in Trump.

Instead, Hamas has declined to include the traditional “red lines” in the official statement, a step that explains many as a sign of external pressure.

The leaders of the European East and the Middle East welcomed the proposal. The Palestinian Authority (PA), which governs parts of the West Bank occupied by the Israeli, described the efforts of the American President “sincere and designed”.

Iran – which was one of the main sponsors in Hamas for many years – also indicated its support for the Gaza peace plan in Trump.

The Israeli bombing continued in several parts of the Gaza Strip on Monday before the start of the talks.

Israel is carrying out an attack in the city, which it said aims to secure the launch of the remaining hostages.

“No assistive trucks were allowed to enter Gaza City since the attack began four weeks ago.”

“There are still bodies that we cannot recover from the Israeli -controlled areas,” he said.

Hundreds of thousands of residents of Gaza City were forced to flee after the Israeli army was evacuated to a “humanitarian area” dedicated to the south, but hundreds of other thousands of thousands have been believed to have remained.

The Israeli Defense Minister warned that those who reside during the attack will be “terrorists and supporters of terrorism.”

Within the past 24 hours, 21 Palestinians have been killed in Gaza and 96 with other wounds.

International journalists have been prevented by Israel from entering the Gaza Strip independently since the beginning of the war, making the claims that have been verified on both sides are difficult.