The United States proposes a 60 -day ceasefire to barter Gaza and Mbapha

The United States plan for Gaza, which was seen on Friday, is proposing a 60 -day ceasefire and the release of 28 Israeli hostages alive and death in the first week, in exchange for the release of 1236 Palestinian prisoners and the remains of 180 dead Palestinians.

The document, which says the plan is guaranteed by US President Donald Trump, Egypt’s brokers and Qatar, includes sending humanitarian aid to Gaza as soon as Hamas signs the ceasefire agreement.

Aid will be delivered by the United Nations, the Red Faming and the other agreed channels.

On Thursday, the White House said that Israel agreed to propose a ceasefire in the United States.

The Israeli media said that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told the families of the hostages held in Gaza that Israel had accepted the deal presented by Trump envoy in the Middle East Steve Witkev.

Hamas received Israel’s response to an American proposal to stop the ceasefire in Gaza, as it is reviewing it accurately, although the response fails to meet any of the “fair and legitimate” Palestinian demands.

The American plan stipulates Hamas to issue the last 30 of 58 Israeli hostages remaining as soon as a permanent ceasefire. Israel will also stop all military operations in Gaza as soon as the armistice enters.

The Israeli army will also re -deploy its forces in stages.

The deep differences between Hamas and Israel led to previous attempts to restore a ceasefire in March.

Israel insisted that the disarmament of Hamas completely, and that it be dismantled as a military force, the rule and the return of all the 58 hostages who are still being held in Gaza before agreeing to end the war.

Hamas refused to demand the abandonment of its weapons and says that Israel should withdraw its forces from Gaza and commit to ending the war.

Israel launched its campaign in Gaza in response to the Hamas attack in its south on October 7, 2023, which killed about 1,200 people and witnessed 251 Israelis who were hostage in Gaza, according to the Israeli.

Gaza health officials say that the subsequent Israeli military campaign killed more than 54,000 Palestinians.

Israel has been exposed to increasing international pressure, as many European countries usually hesitate to criticize it, frankly, at the end of the war and a great relief effort.

Witkoff told reporters on Wednesday that Washington was about to “send a new period of paper” about the ceasefire by both sides in the conflict.

“I have some good feelings about reaching a long -term solution, a temporary shooting stop, a long -term solution, and a peaceful solution, from this conflict,” Witkev said at that time.

The ceasefire may be extended for 60 days, according to the plan, if negotiations for permanent ceasefire are not completed during the specified period.

Sami Abu Zouri, a senior Hamas official, said that the conditions of the proposal chanted the position of Israel and did not contain obligations to end the war, withdraw Israeli forces or recognize aid as he called for Hamas.

The Gaza Humanitarian Corporation (GHF), a special group backed by the United States, which was approved by Israel, sought to distribute aid to a third site in Gaza on Thursday.

The group was greatly criticized by the United Nations and other relief groups as insufficient and insufficient. The group started its work this week in Gaza, where the United Nations said that two million people are at risk of starvation after the Israeli siege for 11 weeks when entering the pocket.

The launch is turbulent scenes on Tuesday, as thousands of Palestinians rushed to the distribution points and forced private security contractors to retreat.

The chaotic start of the operation raised international pressure on Israel to get more food and stop fighting in Gaza. GHF has yet provided about 1.8 million meals and plans to open more sites in the coming weeks.