CIA chief heading to Doha to advance Gaza ceasefire.
During the first stage, the terrorist group would hand over 30 Israeli hostages, both living and dead.
According to Al Jazeera, the previous round of talks to end the Gaza war and establish a ceasefire in the strip in Qatar finally reached a deadlock after eight days due to the Zionist overreach. However, these talks have now resumed.
Accordingly, informed sources told the American news outlet Axios: Indirect talks are currently underway between the Israeli negotiating team and the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) in Doha. Currently, Qatari, Egyptian, and American mediators are trying to pressure the negotiating parties to reach an agreement.
According to the initial draft, if the parties agree, Hamas is supposed to hand over 30 bodies or Zionist prisoners in the first step. A 6-7 week ceasefire will be implemented in Gaza at this stage.
In the next stages of the agreement, the two sides will exchange more prisoners, and the Zionist troops will withdraw from most areas of Gaza. However, a complete withdrawal of the Zionist military from this strip is an issue that Tel Aviv is resisting.
The Israeli Prime Minister’s Office says that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has given the Zionist negotiating team sufficient authority to negotiate.
The Israeli Channel 12 also claimed, citing informed sources, that the negotiations have returned to their previous status and that there is a possibility of reaching an agreement and exchanging prisoners.
Israeli intelligence estimates indicate that at least 100 Zionist prisoners are still in Hamas custody, of which only half are still alive.