GAZA CRISIS: Hamas is studying new ceasefire proposals, cleaned to Israel, there will be some talk only after ending war

The Palestinian group Hamas says that he is studying new proposals for a temporary ceasefire in Gaza, but insisted that he wanted an agreement that ends Israel’s war. Hamas said in a statement that he had received proposals from the mediators and is interacting with them to bridge the gaps to return to the table of talks and reach the ceasefire agreement. The group said it was aiming for an agreement that would end the Gaza war and ensure the return of the Israeli army from the region.

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The announcement was made a day after the United States President Donald Trump said that Israel agreed to the proposal for a 60-day ceasefire in Gaza and urged Hamas to accept the agreement before the situation deteriorated. Trump is increasing the pressure for the Israeli government and Hamas to cease for a ceasefire and the group for an agreement to release the Israeli prisoners in Gaza.

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Gaza’s Health Ministry said that the number of Palestinians killed in Gaza has increased to more than 57,000, including 223 missing people who have been declared dead. These deaths have occurred at a time when Israel and Hamas are approaching the possible ceasefire, which is expected to end the 21 -month war. US President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that Israel had agreed to the 60 -day ceasefire terms in Gaza and warned Hamas to accept the agreement, otherwise the situation would worsen. The war began on 7 October 2023 when Hamas attacked Southern Israel and killed 1,200 people and took around 250 people hostage.