Hamas said on Friday that he was ready to release the hostages held in Gaza on a peace agreement designed by Donald Trump, but wanted negotiations on details and statements in the future of Palestinian territory, AFP news agency reported.
“The movement announces its consent to the release of all hostages – live and remnants – according to the exchange formula included in the proposal of President Trump,” Hamas said in a statement published on the telegram and added that he is ready to enter “Details” interviews.
Donald Trump replies
Soon after Hamas, US President Donald Trump said that Israel must “immediately” stop the bombing of Gaza and believe that Hamas is ready to peace. Trump also shared a full statement of Hamas, which came hours after President Trump issued an ultimatum of the Palestinian militant group, warned that he had to agree to the proposed peace agreement in Gaza on Sunday evening, or will face further attacks.
“Based on a statement that Hamas has just issued, I believe they are ready for permanent peace. Israel must immediately stop the bombing of gaznens to get hostages safely and quickly to get hostages!” Trump published social.
In his statement, Hamas stated that he agreed to transfer power in Gaza the body of the Palestinian technocrats, but stated that the decision on the long -term future of the territory would have to be discussed in the Palestinian framework in which Hamas will participate and contribute responsibly “.
No mention of his intentions of disarming
Hamas’s statement, however, did not mention their intentions of disarmament, a key part of the US President’s plan, and the move that the group had previously resisted.
Mahmúd Mardawi, a higher Hamas official, said AFP welcomed Trump’s proposal after a statement, but “without clear conditions, criteria and transparency, we need to clarify and confirm through the negotiated agreement”.
“The American proposal is vague, ambiguous and lacks clarity,” Mardawi said.
Hamas “clarified our position and now we are waiting for details of the conditions implemented and clarified,” he added.
What is the Donald Trump Gaza Plan?
On Monday, the White House issued a 20-point plan for the end of the war between Israel and Hamas, under which all hostages, living and dead, would return to 72 hours of a ceasefire. In the future, this applies to the rebuilt “new Gaza”.
President Trump set a 20-point plan supported by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyah, for the end of the war of Israeli Hama and the establishment of post-war administration in the Palestinian war territory with the war. Trump’s plan would create a temporary board that would lead Trump and include former British Prime Minister Tony Blair.
“A comprehensive plan to end the Gaza conflict” requires Gaza to become a “deradicized terror of terror, which does not pose a threat to her neighbors” and undertakes the reconstruction “for the benefit of Gaza who suffered more than enough”.
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