Summary
Negotiations are set to start in Cairo with the aim of ending the conflict in Gaza. The United States has proposed a plan, and both Hamas and Israel have shown interest, but they have not agreed on important details. Key issues include how Israeli forces will leave and who will govern Gaza afterward.
Key Facts
- Negotiations to end the Gaza conflict will begin in Cairo.
- U.S. President Donald Trump proposed a plan to resolve the conflict.
- Hamas has shown some agreement to the plan but has major concerns.
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is also interested in the plan.
- Critical details, such as the withdrawal of Israeli forces, are still undecided.
- There is no clear plan yet for who will govern Gaza if the conflict ends.
- The situation has implications for the people of Palestine.
