Israel Mulls Gaza Cease-Fire Proposal After Hamas Accepts Deal

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All eyes have to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu after Hamas said that it had accepted a proposal from the regional brokers to stop the Gaza deal, as it seized the ball into the Israeli court.

Welcome again to World Brief, where we look at the most recent terms Gaza The ceasefire proposal, a wave of European diplomacy for UkraineAnd SpainEfforts to combat raging forest fires.

All eyes have to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu after Hamas said that it had accepted a proposal from the regional brokers to stop the Gaza deal, as it seized the ball into the Israeli court.

Although the full conditions of the deal have not yet been published, initial reports indicate that the proposal, which Egypt and Qatar presented, will see both parties agree on the ceasefire for 60 days, as the Israeli forces will retreat to a 800 -meter -meter -based buffer zone (or 875 yards).

During a 60 -day ceasefire, the proposal will see Israel free of about 1700 prisoners imprisoned, about 200 of them face the penalty for life, according to Associated Press. In turn, Hamas will release 10 live hostages and the bodies of 18 hostages that died. Israel said that there are still 50 hostages in Gaza, and it is believed that about 20 of them are still alive.

Under the proposal, Israel will also have to allow 600 trucks of humanitarian aid to enter Gaza every day. This may lead to some relief to the besieged lands, as relief groups have long accused Israel of organizing weapons for humanitarian relief and prohibiting decisive aid, prompting what the United Nations described as “catastrophic hunger”. Israel confirms that its restrictions aim to prevent help from going to Hamas.

During a period of 60 days, both parties will also define permanent armistice, freedom of hostages, and the future of the military campaign of Israel. The Qatari Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesman, Majed Al Zari, said that the deal will include a “way to comprehensively end the war.”

On Tuesday, Ansari told the reporters in Doha that the proposed deal is “98 percent” along the lines of a previous plan presented by Steve Whitcom, the American special envoy to the Middle East, in June. Witkoff’s proposal was previously accepted by Israel but not Hamas, who said he wanted additional rulings “to ensure the end of the war.”

Ansari said: “It is within the limits of the Witkoff plan … It is a continuation of that process,” Ansari said. “It is clear, in the details in which Satan lies.”

While Netanyahu has faced increasing pressure in recent months – at the local and international levels – at the military level and the humanitarian situation in Gaza, it is still not clear how it will respond. Netanyahu repeatedly demanded the issuance of all fifty hostages and said his goal is to completely eliminate Hamas. In recent weeks, he also set plans for military seizure of Gaza.

The proposed deal was criticized by some right -wing members of the Netanyahu coalition. Moshe Sadah, the legislator of the Likud party in Netanyahu, told the Israeli media that the proposal would “reinforce Hamas” in the end.

“Going to a partial deal is a difficult moral foolishness and a difficult strategic mistake,” he said.

Israel said it would issue its response by Friday.

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Ukraine’s support. In the aftermath of US president Donald Trump’s meetings of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s meetings, Ukrainian President Voludmir Zellinsky, and European leaders, there are still many questions without answer. However, Kyiv’s allies are trying to draw a way forward.

Almost three of the world leaders who make up the “informal coalition of borrowers”, a group of countries committed to Ukraine’s support against Russia, have almost met on Tuesday to extract information about Trump’s talks on Monday with Zelinski and many European leaders as well as to discuss security guarantees for Kev.

“It was clear that there is a real feeling of unity and the common goal of securing a just and permanent peace for Ukraine,” read a statement from the office of British Prime Minister Kiir Starmer, who participated in the chairmanship of the virtual meeting.

On Wednesday, NATO leaders are also expected to lead the future security of Ukraine. Their meeting comes after Trump said on Tuesday that he ruled out the situation of American forces on the ground in Ukraine to work as part of a peace agreement in the future, although he suggested that Washington could provide support in other ways, including Airpower.

Approving. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi held talks with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi in India on Tuesday, just one day after the Greater Beijing diplomat that the two countries should reach a “correct strategic understanding” and see each other as partners, not competitors. Moody Wang discussed the disputed borders in the two countries in the Himalayas. After that, in a post on X, Modi praised that the relationships made a steady progress by respecting each other’s interests and sensitivities.

On Tuesday, the Moody and Pung meeting is the latest sign of the relations of the two depths, especially since the relationship of New Delhi with Washington’s fractures to punish the new American definitions. More diplomacy will also be followed soon; Moody is scheduled to meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping later this month on the sidelines of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization Summit, a large -led regional group.

Brutal fire. Spain has deployed 500 additional soldiers to fight destroyed forest fires that were raging in the country, raising the total number of military personnel who help in fighting fire to about 4000. soldiers will enhance thousands of firefighters who were working to treat forest fires.

Madrid is wrestling with one of the worst firefighters in the country for decades, a situation that scientists say exacerbated by climate change, which makes heat and drought frequent and intense. This year’s fires killed at least four people and went to about 1475 square miles, according to the European Forest Information system for the European Union.

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Sweden gives a new meaning to the sacred cylinder. A 113 -year -old church in Sweden struck the road on Tuesday on a 3 -mile trip. The 672 -tons of the Swedish Kiruna Kiruna Church has been raised on symptoms to start its list for two days across the city to the center of a new city. The event included a lot of noise, including the grace of the church deputy, musical performances from the entrance to Sweden 2025 eurovich, and appearance by the Swedish king. This is the latest step in a multi -colonial process to completely transport a town in the Arctic and its inhabitants in response to ground recovery from the largest underground iron ore mine in the world. – Claire Schnatterbeck