Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has accepted a ceasefire proposal from US envoy Steve Witkoff, which involves a prisoner exchange as part of a broader peace effort after over 19 months of conflict in Gaza. While Hamas has shown a guarded response, indicating a need for further review, they are set to consider the proposal which entails a 60-day pause in fighting, a plan for long-term peace negotiations, and the exchange of hostages. Hamas officials are skeptical, asserting that the proposal does not meet their core demands of halting the ongoing violence and addressing humanitarian conditions.
Netanyahu accepted the US proposal for a ceasefire and hostage exchange, signaling potential movement towards a resolution in the ongoing Gaza conflict.
Witkoff's proposal, which includes a 60-day fighting pause and commitments against renewed hostilities, aims for long-term peace after months of conflict.
Hamas officials expressed skepticism about the proposal, stating it reflects a continuation of occupation and does not meet their demands for peace.
Bassem Naim highlighted the importance of addressing the needs of Palestinians, suggesting that the proposal does not fully recognize their rights amid ongoing violence.
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