Israel says he has temporarily discontinued some of the bombing on the Gaza Strip. Earlier, US President Donald Trump also reported that the air strikes had been suspended. This must speed up the negotiations on a deal with Israel and Hamas.
After a few adjustments, Israel agreed last week with an American twenty -point plan that should lead to the release of the hostages and eventually peace in Gaza. On Friday, after a threat from Trump, Hamas agreed with the release of hostages, but said he wanted to talk about other parts of the plan.
The Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu also said he wanted to work out “technical details”. Israeli negotiators therefore go to Egypt on Sunday, where it is expected to be negotiated from Monday.
According to the US Minister of Foreign Affairs Marco Rubio, release of the hostages “is 90 percent round”. Rubio said on Sunday that especially the logistics aspect of the release still needs to be discussed. “We have never been so close to the return of the hostages,” says Rubio in conversation with ABC News .
Israel does not stop all bombing
According to the plan, Hamas must release all hostages within 72 hours at an agreement on the deal. A high-placed Hamas member called that period to TV channel Al Jazeera unrealistic. Netanyahu threatened on Sunday with a complete resumption of the offensive in Gaza if “President Trump set by President Trump” is not achieved, reports The Times of Israel.
Trump announced on Saturday that Israel had stopped the bombing in the run -up after the negotiations. Yet there would still be bombed and fighting, the Times of Israel and CNN report. Eyewitnesses say to TV channel Al Jazeera that the violence in Gaza is on Sunday and there are still explosions to be heard.
A spokesperson for the Israeli government says on Sunday that the army reserves the right to act for “defensive purposes”. The spokesperson also emphasizes that there is no cease-fire, but a “temporary stop of specific bombing”.
Israel Says it has temporarily ceased some of the bombings in the gaza strip. Earlier, US President Donald Trump also reported that the air strikes had suspended leg. This should speed up negotiations on a deal with Israel and Hamas.
After Some Adjustments Last Week, Israel Agreed To An American Twenty-Point Plan That Should Lead to the Release of the Hostages and Ultimately Peace in Gaza. On Friday, Hamas Agreed to the Release of Hostages After a threat from Trump, But Said It Still Wanted to Discussion Other Parts of the Plan.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu also Said He wanted to work out “Technical details”. Israeli negotiators will Therefore go to Egypt on Sunday, where negotiations are expected to start on Monday.
Accordance to us secretary of state marco rubio, the release of the hostages is “90 percent complete.” Rubio Said on Sunday that the Logistical Aspect of the Release in particular Still Needs to Be discussed. “We have never leg so close to the return of the hostages,” Rubio Said in a Conversation with ABC News .
Israel is not Halting All Bombings
Accordance to the plan, Hamas must release all hostages Within 72 Hours IF an Agreement is reached. A Senior Hamas Member called that Deadline Unreistic to TV Channel Al Jazeera . Netanyahu threated on Sunday with a full resumption of the offensive in gaza if “the timeline set by president Trump” is not with, the times of Israel reports.
Trump announced on Saturday that Israel had Halted the Bombings in the Run-up to the negotiations. However, there would still be bombings and fighting, the times of Israel and CNN Report. Eyewitnesses Tell TV Channel Al Jazeera That The Violence in Gaza Continues on Sunday and Explosions Can Still Be Heard.
A Spokesman for the Israeli Government Said on Sunday that the Army Reserves the Right to Act for “Defensive purposes.” The Spokesperson also Emphasized That there is no Ceasefire, but a “temporary halt to specific bombings”.