Hamas Signals Readiness for Gaza Peace Deal Amid Intense Negotiations
Hamas has indicated readiness for a Gaza deal reflecting Trump's plan, amid indirect negotiations in Egypt. As the war price mounts, U.S. and Qatari officials join talks. The conflict's toll grows, but hopes rise for a ceasefire. Key demands and international mediation underscore this crucial diplomatic moment.

In a significant development, Hamas announced on Tuesday its willingness to pursue a peace agreement to halt the Gaza conflict, aligning with Donald Trump's plan but maintaining certain conditions. This announcement comes as high-ranking U.S. and Qatari mediators attend indirect negotiations in Egypt involving both Hamas and Israel.
Marking the second anniversary of a pivotal attack by Palestinian militants, President Trump expressed optimism about a peaceful resolution not only for Gaza but potentially the broader Middle East. Senior U.S. envoys, including Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner, are participating in these crucial talks.
Despite hopes for progress, caution prevails as the talks advance. The presence of key mediators could shape a decisive turn in negotiations, with Hamas calling for a comprehensive ceasefire and reconstruction efforts. Meanwhile, international protests and ongoing violence underscore the complexity and urgent need for resolution.
(With inputs from agencies.)
- READ MORE ON:
- Hamas
- Gaza
- Trump
- peace deal
- negotiations
- ceasefire
- Israel
- Middle East
- conflict
- mediators
ALSO READ
Mark Carney Commends Trump's Role in India-Pakistan Ceasefire
Global Leaders Urge Peace on Two-Year Anniversary of Hamas Attack on Israel
Vatican Condemns Israel’s Actions in Gaza
South African Activists Detained in Israel Safely Arrive in Jordan After Flotilla Interception
Vatican Criticizes Israel's Actions in Gaza Amid Rising Tensions