Hamas reveals that his Israel-Gaza is ceasing-fire to express conditions as Trump optimism: live

Israel is “carefully optimistic” about the reporters told by Donald Trump, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office, while peace talks were resumed this week in Egypt.

Netanyahu has accepted Mr. Trump’s plan, which calls for the immediate release of the hostages. The plan also evokes that Gaza is placed under international governance and that Hamas is being disarmed, elements that the militants still have to accept.

Sources at the Prime Minister’s office told the Jerusalem Post that the current discussions are aimed at the less controversial issues, where there is a broad agreement.

The more complex cases are expected to be tackled, probably when the American team and the Qatari Prime Minister will participate in the conversations in Egypt on Wednesday.

Hamas said on Tuesday that it is ready to reach a deal to end the war in Gaza on the basis of the plan of US President Donald Trump, but has established a number of conditions, including the immediate and complete withdrawal of Israeli troops.

The conversations will be performed on Wednesday with American mediators and the PM from Qatar on their way to Egypt to participate in the indirect negotiations between the Palestinian militant group and Israel.

Khalil Al-Hayya, who leads the Hamas negotiation team, told the Egyptian by the State affiliated by the State Al Qahera News TV that the group “to negotiate serious and responsible negotiations”.

He said Hamas was ready to reach a deal, but it needed a “guarantee” to end the war and to ensure that “it is not repeated”. Mr Al-Hayya said Hamas wants to reach an extensive ceasefire and a complete prisoners exchange agreement with all prisoners from both sides.

He added that the Palestinian delegation came to the discussions that “the ambitions of the Palestinian people for stability, freedom and the creation of their independent state”.

Senior Hamas leader Fawzi Barhoum said in a statement on television: “The delegation of the (Hamas) movement that participates in the current negotiations in Egypt works to overcome all obstacles to reach an agreement that meets the ambitions of our people in Gaza.

“He said that a deal should put an end to the war and a full Israeli withdrawal from Gaza – conditions that Israel has never accepted. For his part, Israel wants to disarm Hamas, something that rejects the group.

Barhoum said that Hamas wants a permanent, extensive cessation -the fire, a complete withdrawal of Israeli troops and the immediate start of an extensive reconstruction process under the supervision of a Palestinian “National Technocratic body”.

Obstacles underline during the conversations, an umbrella of Palestinian factions, including Hamas, has issued a statement that has given a “resistance attitude with all means” and says: “No one has the right to give up the weapons of the Palestinian people”.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has revealed that she was reported to the International Criminal Court (ICC) for alleged complicity in genocide in connection with the offensive of Israel in Gaza.

Two of Mrs. Meloni’s ministers were also reported to the ICC, she unveiled on Tuesday.

Meloni said that the Minister of Defense Guido Crosetto and Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani with the state of television broadcaster Rai.

“I don’t believe there is another case like this in the world or in history,” said Mrs. Meloni.

Donald Trump met Senior American mediators Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner for an update about the negotiations before they left for Egypt for conversations on Wednesday.

They discussed issues such as guaranteeing the safety of the hostages and security guarantees, the civil servant added.

“The delegation of the (Hamas) movement that participates in the current negotiations in Egypt works to overcome all obstacles to reach an agreement that meets the ambitions of our people in Gaza,” said Senior Hamas Official Fawzi Barhoum in a television.

He said that a deal should put an end to the war and a full Israeli withdrawal from the Gaza Strip – conditions that Israel has never accepted. Israel, for his part, wants Hamas to display, something that the group rejects.

Hamas wants a permanent, extensive cessation -the Fires, a complete withdrawal of Israeli troops and the immediate start of an extensive reconstruction process under the supervision of a Palestinian “National Technocratic body,” he said.

On the second day of conversations in the Egyptian resort of Sharm El-Sheikh, the Tophamas leader Khalil Al-Hayya told the Egyptian by the State Al Qahera News TV. The group had come “to negotiate serious and responsible negotiations.”

He said Hamas was ready to reach a deal, but it needed a “guarantee” to end the war and to ensure that “it is not repeated”.

Hamas said on Tuesday that it was ready to reach a deal to end the war in Gaza on the basis of President Donald Trump’s plan, but still has demands because the Prime Minister of Qatar and Senior American mediators went to Egypt to join indirect negotiations between the Palestinian militant group and Israël.

On the second anniversary of Hamas’s attack on Israel that caused the Gaza war, Trump expressed optimism about progress in the direction of a Gaza deal.

An American team including special envoy Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, Trump’s son-in-law and his envoy in the Middle East during his first term, left for the conversations.

“I think there is a possibility that we can have peace in the middle”, past Gaza only, told the American president of reporters in the Oval Office.

A source close to the conversations said they had postponed the day and the atmosphere would have been better than on Monday. Negotiations on Wednesday would be a decisive indicator whether the progress was possible in view of the presence of the senior mediators, the source said.

Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman al-Hhani of Qatar, one of the most important mediators, will participate in the conversations on Wednesday, an official told Reuters, “with the aim of making the Gaza St-Theefire plan and the release agreement from the hostage to”.

Ruby Chen, the father of killed hostage I Itay Chen, whose body is held in Gaza, has beaten to Benjamin Netanyahu and others for referring to “20 hostages”.

Reference to the “20 hostages”, a figure that is often mentioned in Israel, does not include the bodies of those who are still being held in Gaza.

“Even though we were informed [of his death]In my book it does not change his status as a hostage, “Mr. Chen told The independent.

“It is very, very disappointing when the prime minister, even the president, says ’20 hostages’.

“I listened in the UN who listened to Netanyahu and he started calling the hostages. He stopped after 20. I actually wanted to shout,” What about Itay? “He added.

Israeli’s marched on Tuesday in Jerusalem to call to the return of hostages who are still being held in Gaza after two years of war.

Atalia Regev told the BBC She was afraid of a friend in Kibbutz Be’eri to respond to texts during Hamas’s raid.

Two years later she says that she and her partner, Bar, have always supported peace, but have persistent trust problems.

“We didn’t have a regular life for a long time. It was real, very difficult,” she said.

One person was killed and another injured in an Israeli drone strike in Lebanon, said Lebanese health minister on Tuesday.

The drone would focus on a car in Deir Aames, a city in the south.

The IDF still has to comment.