Proposal Aims to Broker Peace: A 60-Day Ceasefire Between Israel and Hamas
The U.S.-backed proposal for a 60-day ceasefire between Israel and Hamas outlines phased hostage releases, Israeli withdrawals, and negotiations for a lasting peace. Mediators from the U.S., Qatar, and Egypt are involved in talks. The framework includes aid to Gaza and potential permanent resolutions post-ceasefire.
A proposal backed by the United States for a 60-day ceasefire between Israel and Hamas has been tabled, proposing phased hostage releases and Israeli troop withdrawals from certain regions in Gaza.
Mediators from the U.S., Qatar, and Egypt are striving to secure mutual approval from all parties engaged in the conflict. The agreement also entails substantial humanitarian aid to Gaza.
Negotiations for a permanent ceasefire will commence if the ceasefire proceeds, aiming to establish long-term security arrangements for the area. The proposal includes guarantees from U.S. President Donald Trump to honor the agreement.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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