Summary
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that Israel and Hamas might soon enter the second phase of a ceasefire once Hamas returns the remains of an Israeli hostage. The second phase involves disarming Hamas, withdrawing Israeli troops, and setting up a temporary Palestinian government under international supervision. The ceasefire plan includes cooperation from international forces, with support from countries like Germany.
Key Facts
- Israel and Hamas are expected to soon start the second phase of a ceasefire.
- The second phase will begin after Hamas returns the remains of an Israeli hostage.
- This phase includes disarming Hamas and pulling Israeli troops out of Gaza.
- An international force will secure Gaza, and a temporary Palestinian government will be formed.
- This process is supervised by an international board led by U.S. President Donald Trump.
- Germany supports the implementation of the second phase with officers and aid.
- The ceasefire is part of a 20-point plan by Donald Trump to resolve conflict in Gaza.
- Netanyahu has not planned visits abroad due to an arrest warrant by the International Criminal Court.
