That is open to reaching a ceasefire agreement on the Gaza Strip, but that he no longer accepts the proposal for Donald Trump’s truce, he implied Hamas according to the AP.

More specifically, Hamas official Taher Al-Nunu said the armed group is “Ready and serious about reaching an agreement»For a ceasefire in Gaza.

He added that Hamas is ready to accept ‘Any initiative will clearly and completely lead to ending war“

A Hamas delegation is expected to meet with Egyptian and Qatar mediators in Cairo today, Wednesday to discuss the proposal, according to an Egyptian official.

However, according to the AP and despite the US president’s sturdy certainty that peace will be achieved in the Middle East, perhaps already next week, Hamas disputes that his proposal will lead to a real cessation of hostilities.

It is recalled that US President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that Israel has agreed ‘To the necessary conditions for finalization’ A 60 -day truce in Gaza, during which efforts will be made to end the US ally war in the Palestinian enclave.

“Israel has agreed with the necessary conditions for the finalization of the 60 -day cessation of PYROS, during which we will work with all parties to end the war,” Trump said on social media.

“Representatives of Qatar and Egypt, who have worked very hard to help with peace, will submit the final proposal. I hope, for the good of the Middle East, Hamas will accept this agreement, because the situation will not improve – it will only become worse. ” The US president stressed.

The US president also stated that his representatives had a ‘Long and productive’ Meeting with Israeli officials on Gaza.

Did not name its representatives, but the US Special Envoy in the Middle East Steve Whitkovthe Minister of Foreign Affairs Mark Rubio and the vice -president Jay Di Vance were to meet with the Ron DermerSenior Advisor of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

Previously, Trump had stated that he was expecting a new ceasefire agreement to be reached ‘Sometime next week’. Meanwhile, as it became known, the special envoy Steve Whitkovhe has made a proposal for a gauze after the war, which he will present to Israel and Hamas.

Trump’s announcement is coming before From the meeting with the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu scheduled for next week, in which the US president said he will be ‘Very strict’, and a little bit after After Israel ordered evacuations in northern Gaza before escalating military action.

Agreements not complied with

The two sides have shown little signs of readiness, to date, to retreat from their established positions.

Hamas has stated that she is willing to release the remaining hostages in Gaza under any agreement to end the war, while Israel says it can only end if Hamas is disarmed and dissolved.

In March, a previous ceasefire agreement collapsed when Israel launched new attacks on Gaza. The Israeli army described the action as “Preventive blows … Based on Hamas’ readiness to carry out terrorist attacks, gather forces and re -equipment.”

The previous ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas – which began on January 19 – was designed for three stages, but did not exceed the first stage.

The second stage included the establishment of a permanent ceasefire, the return of the remaining living hostages to Gaza in exchange for the Palestinians held in Israel and the complete withdrawal of Israeli forces from Gaza.