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U.S. and Hamas Agree on New Ceasefire Proposal; Israel Remains Silent

Egypt has introduced a new proposal to restore the Gaza ceasefire agreement. While the United States and Hamas have expressed support for the proposal, Israel has yet to provide an official response.

According to reports from Reuters and The Jerusalem Post, the new plan outlines that Hamas will release five Israeli hostages per week. In return, after the first week, Israel will implement the second phase of the ceasefire.

The Egyptian proposal includes a timeline for the complete withdrawal of Israeli forces from Gaza in exchange for the release of all prisoners. The U.S. has assured its commitment to guaranteeing the implementation of the agreement, according to Egyptian authorities.

No Response from Israel

Although the U.S. and Hamas have reacted positively to Egypt’s proposal, Israel has not made any official statement yet.

Hamas has accused Israel of violating the January ceasefire agreement. However, the group has stated that it remains open to negotiations and is reviewing the proposal presented by U.S. President Donald Trump’s special envoy, Steve Witkoff.

What Happens Next?

If Egypt’s proposal is implemented, it could determine the next phase of the war in Gaza. However, Israel’s stance remains the key factor in the situation.

Meanwhile, Israeli airstrikes continue in Gaza amid ongoing negotiations. In the past 24 hours, Israeli attacks have killed 61 Palestinians, including two journalists, and injured 134 others, according to Reuters.

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