Hamas has agreed to a ceasefire proposal offered by mediators, according to the group’s leader in Gaza. The details of the proposal were not immediately available, but it includes the formation of a committee to manage the Gaza Strip. Egypt and Turkey are involved in ceasefire efforts, while Israel has submitted a counterproposal in coordination with the United States. This ceasefire comes after a previously established ceasefire was broken by Israel, leading to deadly airstrikes in Gaza. The original ceasefire agreement involved the release of hostages and prisoners, but the second phase of the agreement was never implemented. Netanyahu had accepted a plan to extend the ceasefire for further discussions, but Hamas rejected it, leading to airstrikes on Gaza. The situation has ended nearly two months of peace between Israel and Hamas. The new ceasefire proposal’s details and Hamas’ response to Israel’s counterproposal remain unclear.
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