US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are at an advanced stage of negotiating a new design on a ceasefire and hostage aimed at ending the war in Gaza, and the Jerusalem contribution reported on the Israeli transmitter N12.
The proposed agreement would require Hamas to immediately release all hostages and disarm. If the group agreed, the United States would lead the International Administration to control the GAZ belt, the report said.
“We have a very, very good plan to work with the Israeli government, with Prime Minister Netanyahu … for reconstruction of Gaza. This effectively means the end of the war,” said Trump’s sending to the Middle East, Steve Witkoff.
Trump’s green light for an Israeli action if Hamas refuses
Within the proposed agreement, Trump would allow Israeli defense forces (IDF) to negotiate with full force in Gaza if Hamas rejected these conditions.
According to N12 Ultimatum, it explains that Hamas failure would deal with conditions that would result in a reinforced Israeli military operation in the enclave, with us.
Shots of erased hostages increase the alarm
The reported breakthrough in the negotiations comes when the terrorist groups of Gaza gave the disturbing shots of the hostage of Ezyatar David and Rom Braslavski, which appear seriously malnourished. The videos that spread widely on Saturday caused renewed outrage in Israel.
“From the testimony of liberated hostages, and the information we have today, we know that the captives do not appear in this way,” he said as a higher Israeli official.
“This is a deliberate starvation not only to abuse the hostages of the hostages themselves, but also to the suffering of their families and the public,” the clerk added.
Past notes point to us intentions
Trump previously indicated the willingness to take over the more assertive role in Gaza. During a state visit to Qatar in May, he proposed that the United States “should take control of the Gaza zone, negotiate with Hamas and turn it into a zone of freedom”.
The President has made a resolution of conflict in Gaza a high -ranking diplomatic priority when he returns to international negotiations during his second term.
The ceasefire stops
Recently, indirect negotiations between Israel and Hamas have collapsed. The aim of the interviews focused on achieving a 60 -day ceasefire and the release of half of the remaining Israeli hostages, but last week ended in blocking.
Meanwhile, the pressure on the Israeli government continues to increase over the deteriorating humanitarian conditions in Gaza and the fate of the remaining hostages.
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