Gaza ceasefire talks with renewed Egyptian efforts

Meanwhile, reports indicate the departure of leaders from agitation And their families from Qatar To various destinations, with Israeli assurances that there are positive indicators regarding the achievement of a cease-fire agreement.

Egypt’s proposal: stop the fighting and strengthen the government

The leader explained Fatah movement Jihad Al-Harazin, speaking in the newsroom of Sky News Arabia, said that the Egyptian proposal includes an immediate ceasefire for a period of 5 to 7 days, to give time to the Hamas movement to determine the status of the detained prisoners, and then start negotiations that will last around 42 to 60 days to resolve outstanding issues Agreement on the exchange of prisoners.

Al-Harazin pointed out that there are Egyptian ideas aimed at empowerment Palestinian Authority From the administration of the entire Gaza Strip, emphasizing that there is an internal and regional consensus on this proposal.

Israeli and American pressures

The discussion was about the pressures you face Israel to stop fireEspecially with American demands to end the fighting before next January.

Al-Harazin pointed out that he is the Prime Minister of Israel Benjamin Netanyahu He faces major challenges as he tries to make political gains by continuing military operations, but he realizes that international pressure, especially from Washington, could force him to move toward appeasement.

Hamas and the decline of regional roles

Al-Harazin discussed the position of the Hamas movement, noting that the bets the movement relied on, such as burning the Lebanese front or supporting Hezbollahhe failed.

He explained that the Hamas movement began to realize that continued fighting would lead to heavy losses for the Palestinian people, prompting it to cooperate more positively with Egypt’s efforts.

Post-war… Sector management scenarios

Regarding what is known as “the day after the war”, Al-Harazin indicated that there are proposals to form an independent community board that would include Palestinian figures to manage the sector, while providing guarantees for the continuation of humanitarian aid.

He emphasized that there are Arab efforts aimed at finding a consensus formula that guarantees the independence of the Palestinian decision and the unification of ranks, but challenges remain in light of the continued presence of Israel in the Gaza Strip.

Questions about the future: permanent or temporary truce?

The discussion ended with questions about the ability of the parties to reach a permanent ceasefire that would lead to the withdrawal of the occupying army from GazaOr just a temporary truce without radical solutions.

Dr. Al-Harazin stressed that the Hamas movement must seriously address the Arab proposals, because the primary goal is protection Palestinian people and reconstruction of the sector.

In light of these developments, the future of Gaza remains dependent on the extent to which the Palestinian parties are able to overcome their differences, invest in international and Arab efforts to achieve calm and end the suffering of the population in the Strip.