Trump urges the negotiators of the peace deal in Gaza to “move quickly”, where a meeting was appointed in Cairo

President Trump urged the negotiators to Monday to hold decisive talks aimed at ending the war in Gaza to “move fast”, as the hopes of the peace agreement grew after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said The release of hostages can be announced this week.

On Tuesday, it coincides with two years since the Hamas terrorist attack on Israel on October 7, 2023 It ignited the war.

In fact, Mr. Trump wrote: “There were very positive discussions with Hamas, countries from all over the world (Arabic, Muslim, and every other person) at the end of this week, to release the hostages and end the war in Gaza, but more importantly, it has finally sought peace in the Middle East.” “These conversations were very successful, and they continued quickly.”

He added: “The technical teams will meet again on Monday, in Egypt, to work and clarify the final details. I was told that the first stage must be completed this week, and I ask everyone to move quickly. I will continue to monitor the old” conflict “. The time is the essence, or, you will decipher blood – something that no one wants to see!”

On Friday, Hamas said it accepted some elements of the United States’s peace plan and which was set by Mr. Trump last month. Under the plan, the remaining 48 enthusiasm will launch the remaining – about 20 believed to be alive – within 72 hours. It will also abandon power and disarm, which Hamas has not agreed upon.

Netanyahu’s office said that the delegation led by the best Israeli negotiator, Ron Dimer, will leave on Monday for talks in Sharm El -Sheikh. An Egyptian official said that the Hamas delegation had arrived. A special envoy for the Middle East, Steve Witkov, and Jared KushnerThe President’s son -in -law and chief advisor confirmed to the talks, as a senior American official confirmed to CBS News.

Discussions will focus on the proposed exchange exchange Palestinian prisoners The Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Egypt said that Israel.

In a brief statement on Saturday, Netanyahu said he hoped to announce the launch of all hostages “in the coming days” and that “our goal is to contain these negotiations on a few days.”

But he indicated that there would be no full Israeli withdrawal from Gaza, which Hamas has long demanded.

Foreign Minister Marco Rubio said CBS News “faces the nation with Margaret Brennan” On Sunday that the hostage of the hostages from Gaza is the “most mature and immediate stage” from Peace plan.

“Beyond what happens after that, that is, how we guarantee that we can create and help build Gaza free of terrorism, free of Hamas, free of anything like Hamas,” said Rubio. “This will take work and some time not only to agree, but for implementation.”

On the hostages, Rubio said, “The expectation is that this happens quickly,” although it was not clear at a specific deadline. He admitted that there are some logistical obstacles, including Israeli bombing.

“The reality, this is a war zone. I mean, this is a place that suffered from a huge degree of destruction. This fighting needs to stop,” said Rubio. “You cannot launch the hostages while there is still a continuous bombardment.”

Members of the CBS News in East Jerusalem reported that there is an ongoing Israeli bombing, including strikes on Saturday.

Since hundreds of thousands of people walked throughout Israel, many European cities and elsewhere to support the end of the war, foreign ministers in eight countries with an Islamic majority issued a joint statement welcoming steps towards a potential ceasefire.

They also affirmed their commitment to return the Palestinian Authority to Gaza, unify Gaza and the West Bank and reach an agreement that leads to a “full Israeli withdrawal” from Gaza.

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.

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He contributed to this report.