Hamas discusses “US ideas” to cease gas after Trump’s warning

Hamas states that he received “some ideas” from the US through the mediators how to reach the ceasefire agreement.

The Palestinian armed group stated that it discussed how to develop ideas, noting that it is ready to release its 48 other hostages in gas in return for a “clear” declaration that ended the war.

The Palestinian official told the BBC that the US plan to see that the hostages released in the first 48 hours of the 60-day truce in exchange for Palestinian prisoners in Israeli prisons and good negotiations on the permanent ceasefire.

This happened after US President Donald Trump gave Hamas what he called the “last warning” to agree with the agreement. He said that Israel had accepted its conditions without giving details.

Israeli Foreign Minister, Gideon Saar, said he was ready to agree with a transaction that ended with a war that includes the release of all hostages – only 20 of which are considered alive – and disarmament of Hamas.

Meanwhile, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned that approximately one million Palestinians living in Gaza, immediately evacuated when the Israeli troops increased the offensive to conquer it.

“In the last two days we have piled up 50 multi-storey terrorists, and this is just the beginning of a ground operation in Gaza,” he said in the video. “I say to the residents of Gaza: You were warned, get out of there.”

Hospitals said on Monday Israeli attacks killed at least 40 gas, including 25 in Gaza and other places in the north.

Israeli military said four soldiers were killed in Northern Gas.

On Sunday night, Hamas made a statement saying that “some ideas from the American side were aimed at reaching a ceasefire agreement,” and that she welcomed the initiative.

“The movement constantly contacts the intermediaries to develop these ideas into a comprehensive agreement that meets the needs of our people,” he added.

Hamas said he was ready to immediately agree on the release of all those who were taken hostage during a group attack on Israel on October 7, 2023 in exchange for a “accurate declaration on the end of the war and the formation of the Palestinian Independent Committee for Gaza.”

Earlier on this day, US President Donald Trump wrote about the “truth” social: “Everyone wants hostages at home. Everyone wants this war to end! Israelis accepted my conditions. It’s time for Hamas.”

“I warned Hamas about the consequences not to accept. This is my last warning, there will be no other!”

A high Palestinian official, familiar with the ceasefire efforts, said the BBC that according to the US proposal, all hostages would be released within the first 48 hours of a 60-day truce in exchange for Palestinian prisoners in Israeli prisons, including those serving life and other terms.

According to the official, the proposal also includes a personal guarantee of the US president that both sides will negotiate good sites at the end of the war.

During the first two weeks, the truce will cover key issues, including the disarmament of Hamas, the formation of an independent governing body or the administrative committee in Gaza, as well as an agreement on the withdrawal of Israeli troops, the official said. Humanitarian aid will also openly go into gas.

It turned out that the frame was aimed at creating a widespread settlement in solving immediate humanitarian and security problems.

Israeli media quotes political sources that say Israel has “seriously considered” the US plan, but also that Hamas would probably be difficult to accept it.

On Monday, Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar said at a press conference in Budapest: “President Trump said it accurately yesterday, Israel said” yes “at his suggestion. We are ready to take a full deal that would finish the war -based war.

“Two things must happen. One, the return of our hostages … (two), Hamas must put hands.”

Israel’s Defense Minister at the same time warned Hamas: “Release the hostages and set aside the weapon – or the gas will be destroyed and you will be destroyed.”

The Israeli military enhances the air and ground attacks on the city of Gaza, and on Monday, the fourth multi -storey building was destroyed in air strikes for so many days.

Video recorded BBC showed that the Al-Roya 2 building fell apart after hitting two shells.

Before the strike, the Israeli military ordered dozens of displaced families who leaning inside the building to evacuate along those who lived in tents located in the neighborhood.

The military said the Hamas fighters responsible for installing “reconnaissance funds and explosive devices” acted near the building and “used it throughout the war to plan and promote terrorist attacks for (Israeli) forces.”

“We do not know what to do and where to go. The bombing is insane,” said Gianno, a displaced woman who lived in one of the tents, said Reuters. “I’m afraid of my children, I’m afraid for myself, and I’m afraid for those around me.”

On Saturday, Israel ordered the displaced people to head to the recently designated “humanitarian region” in southern gas for “security”. The zone is less than 43 square meters. Km (17 sq.m), which is equivalent to 12% of the territory.

The military said there was a necessary humanitarian infrastructure. However, the UN has stated that tents camps have already been overcrowded and dangerous, and that hospitals are working several times higher than the capacity.

The head of the Humanitarian in the UN, Tom Fletcher, also warned that the window was quickly closed to prevent hunger in the city of Gaza – which last month confirmed the global food security experts – from the distribution to the Central city of Deir al -Bala and the southern city of Khan Yunis by the end of this month.

He called for humanitarian aid to be allowed on unobstructed and scale, as well as protection of civilians, ceasefire and hostage release.

Israeli military launched a campaign in Gaza in response to the attack under the guidance of Hamas on October 7, 2023, which killed about 1,200 people and took 251 people hostage.

At least 64,522 people were killed in Israeli attacks in Gaza since then, according to the Ministry of Health in the territory.

The ministry also states that 393 people still died during the war as a result of malnutrition and hunger, including six in the last 24 hours.