Cautious optimism to cease the gas when Netanyahu visits us

After 21 months of the war, the hope of a new announcement of ceasefire as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who meets US President Donald Trump in Washington, is growing.

Earlier, Trump told reporters that he was “very firm” with Netanyahu about ending the conflict and that he thought “we would have a deal this week.”

“We are working to reach the discussion agreement in the conditions that we agreed,” said the Prime Minister of the Veterans of the Israeli Prime Minister -before planting his plane. “I believe that talking to President Trump can certainly help promote this result to which we all hope.”

Indirect negotiations between Israel and Hamas on the US-supported proposal for a 60-day ceasefire and the hostage transactions resumed in Qatar on Sunday night.

However, it is unclear whether the key differences that consistently adhered to the agreement can be overcome.

Only cautious optimism is expressed by the tired Palestinians who live in difficult conditions against the backdrop of daily Israeli bombing, and in the unfortunate families of Israeli hostages remaining Hamas.

“I do not want a truce, but a complete stop for the whole war. Honestly, I am afraid that in 60 days the war will restart again,” says Nabil Abu Dai, who escaped with Beyt -Liai in the north of Gaza -soak with his children and grandchildren.

“We are so tired of moving that we are tired of thirst and hunger, from life in tents. When it comes to the need for life, we have zero.”

On Saturday night, there were major actions that called on the Israeli government to conclude a deal to return about 50 hostages from Gaza, up to 20 of which are considered alive.

Some relatives question why the frame would not immediately release all captives.

“How to survive in such circumstances?

“It’s a time to save life. It is time to save the bodies from the threat of disappearance,” said Eli on the crowd in Jerusalem.

“In the rapid change of reality of the Middle East, this is a moment to sign a comprehensive agreement that will lead to the release of all hostages, each of them without exception.”

Netanyahu visits the White House for the third time since Trump returned to power almost six months ago.

But the leaders will meet for the first time since the US has joined Israeli attacks on Iranian nuclear monuments, and then stopped the ceasefire between Israel and Iran.

There is a strong feeling that the recent 12-day war has created more favorable circumstances to stop the war.

After a few months of low-ranking, the Prime Minister of Israel was underpinned by extensive public support for the onset in Iran, and analysts believe he now has more leverage to agree to the peaceful objections to his extreme right-wing coalition partners who want Israel.

Hamas is supposed to be additionally weakened by strikes on Iran – a key regional patron – that is, it can also be more amenable to fulfill the concessions necessary to reach the agreement.

Meanwhile, Trump seeks to move to other priorities in the Middle East.

These include border talks between Israel and Syria, the return of efforts to normalize relations between Israel and Saudi Arabia, as well as the completion of an unfinished business with Iran, which include possible negotiations on a new nuclear transaction.

Within a few months, the ceasefire conversation between Israel and Hamas had a standstill for one fundamental difference.

Israel was ready to make a temporary truce to return hostages but not stop the war. Hamas demanded a constant ceasefire into the gas and the complete pulling of Israeli troops.

The latest Hamas’s latest offer includes Washington’s commitment to the transaction and long negotiations to reach a lasting ceasefire and release all hostages.

Nothing was officially announced, but according to media reports, 28 hostages will be transferred within the base – 10 live and 18 dead – in five stages in 60 days without the alarming ceremonies that it was erected in the last ceasefire.

It would be a large splash of humanitarian aid that is included in the gas.

After returning the first eight hostages on the first day of the Israeli troops, the North parts would leave. A week later, the army will leave parts of the south.

On the 10th day, Hamas outlined what hostages remain alive, and their condition, while Israel gave details of more than 2000 gas arrests arrested during the “administrative detention” – a practice that allows the Israeli authorities to keep them without accusation and trial.

As you can see earlier, a large number of Palestinians will leave Israeli prison in exchange for hostages.

President Trump called it a “final” proposal and said last week that Israel had accepted “the necessary conditions” for its refinement.

On Friday, Hamas said he replied with a “positive spirit” but expressed some reservations.

The Palestinian official said the listed points remained in the field of humanitarian aid – with Hamas, which requires the immediate cessation of controversial Israeli and US Humanitarian Gaza States (GHF) and the return to the UN and its partners who oversee all efforts for help.

It is said that Hamas is asked by the schedule of Israeli troops and the RAF crossing between the South Gaza and Egypt.

On Saturday, Netanyahu’s office said the changes that Hamas had been “unacceptable” to Israel.

The Prime Minister has repeatedly stated that Hamas should be disarmed, and the Islamist group has still refused to discuss.

In Israel, more than 20 soldiers died last month, the military reports.

Last week, the Chief of Staff of the Israeli military, who is exposed to General Zami, said he was approaching the completion of military purposes and signaled that the government should decide whether to go forward with the transaction to attract hostages home or prepare for Israeli forces.

Surveys show that two -thirds of Israeli support the ceasefire agreement to bring the hostage home.

In Gaza, some residents express the concerns that the current wave of positiveness is being made to ease tensions while traveling to Netanyahu – the rationalization that happened in May when Trump was preparing to visit the Gulf.

There will be critical politically and humanitarian in the coming days.

The gas situation continues to deteriorate when the medical staff reports on acute malnutrition among children.

The UN says that without fuel, which has entered more than four months, reserves are practically not leaving, threatening vital care, water and telecommunications reserves.

On October 7, 2023, Israel began his war in Gaza in revenge for attacks under the leadership of Hamas, which killed about 1,200 people and led to 251 people were taken hostage.

Since then, Israeli attacks have killed more than 57,000 gas, the Ministry of Health Hamas reports. The figures of the ministry quote the UN and others as the most reliable source of statistics available to the victims.