Summary
Hamas has agreed to parts of a ceasefire plan proposed by US President Donald Trump for the conflict in Gaza. Hamas stated it is open to discussing further details and has raised some concerns about certain aspects of the plan that require more negotiations.
Key Facts
- Hamas accepted parts of Trump's 20-point ceasefire plan for Gaza.
- They are willing to release captives according to Trump's exchange formula, with necessary conditions.
- Hamas is open to negotiations and wants technical experts to govern Gaza independently.
- They have concerns about parts of the plan affecting Gaza's future and Palestinian rights.
- Hamas believes these issues should follow international laws and require national consensus.
- Reports suggest there may be reservations about an international body, led by Tony Blair, overseeing post-war Gaza.
- Hamas acknowledges efforts by Arab, Islamic, and international parties, including Trump, to resolve the conflict.
