The Egyptian mediators have offered a new resolution to stop war in Gaza. A high-ranking Palestinian official familiar with the Israel-Hamas ceasefire was informed about this. According to him, it envisages a 5 to 7 years of ceasefire, all Israeli hostages for the release of Palestinian prisoners in Israeli, the official end of the war and complete withdrawal of Israel from Gaza.
The last ceasefire was violated a month ago, when Israel has resumed the bombing of the Gaza, which blames each other for the failure of which. Israel has not commented on the mediators' program.
At the same time, since Monday evening, a number of Israeli airstrikes died on 22 Palestinians, the official of the Ministry of Health headed by Hamas told the BBC. He said that people were killed in Khan Junis, in Jabalia, Bate Lahia and Gaza. And 45 people were injured.
The locals described the air strikes as "too intensive." According to eyewitnesses, dozens of bulldozers and heavy equipment have been destroyed by the attacks, which are used by Hamas to reopen the roads, clean the ruins and the victims of the ruins.
Tanks were also observed in the southern part of Rafah in the south of the Gaza.
As Israel continues to attack, Cairo will hold talks with Hamas, which will present its political council leader Mohammed Darwish and Chief negotiator Khalil al-Armenian.
This meeting takes place a few days later when the movement rejected the last proposal of Israel, which included Hamas disarmament for a six-week ceasefire. Last week, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that he would not stop the war until the complete destruction of Hamas and the return of all hostages. Hamas demanded that Israel be obliged to stop the war before the release of hostages.
The Palestinian official told the Negotiations that Hamas has announced the readiness to hand over Gaza to hand over any Palestinian formation agreed at the National and Regional level. He said that it could be Palestine's autonomy or newly established administrative body on the West Bank.
Netanyahu has ruled out any role in Palestinian autonomy in future Gaza management, which has been governed by Hamas since 2007.
It is too early to assess the probability of success, the source described the current mediation efforts seriously, adding that Hamas has shown "unprecedented flexibility."
It should be reminded that Hamas attacked Israel on October 7, 2023, killing about 1,200 people, mainly civilians, as well as underwent as a hostage as a hostage.
In response, Israel launched a large-scale military attack, which killed 51,240 Palestinians, mostly civilians. These data have been published by the Gaza Health Ministry led by Hamas.
The Palestinian Embassy in Cairo who coordinated Egyptian hospitals from Gaza and contributed to humanitarian aid, instructed to move to the Egyptian city of Arish, which is near the border with Gaza.
