Egypt has reported the beginning of indirect negotiations between Hamas and Israel delegations, focusing on the details of a prisoner exchange. According to a reliable source published in Egypt, the parties have started working on the necessary conditions for the realization of the prisoner exchange.
The negotiation process is progressing under the mediation of Egypt and Qatar. Mediators are making intense efforts to establish a mechanism between the parties. The head of the Hamas delegation, Khalil al-Hayya, is aiming to ensure that the negotiations progress on a secure basis.
On September 29, US President Donald Trump announced a 20-point plan that included a ceasefire in Gaza and the release of Israeli prisoners. It has been confirmed that the Hamas and Israeli delegations arrived in Egypt on October 2. Hamas accepted the prisoner exchange in Trump’s Gaza plan on October 3, emphasizing that some provisions need to be negotiated.
Trump stated, "Based on Hamas's statements, I believe they are ready for a lasting peace. At this point, I expressed that Israel should immediately cease its bombardment of Gaza. This step is critical for the swift and safe release of the prisoners,” said Trump.
Meanwhile, the Israeli Prime Minister's Office announced that they are preparing to implement the first phase of Trump's plan for the release of prisoners in Gaza. These developments are being closely monitored by the international community and are raising hopes for a strengthened perspective on peace.
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