The extremist group accepted the terms of the agreement, which include the release of 10 Israeli hostages and a 70 -day truce in the conflict; Israel, however, rejected the treaty
Hamas agreed on Monday (26.MAI.2025) with the ceasefire proposed by the special envoy of the United States, Steve Witkoff, for conflict in the Gaza Strip. According to, a Palestinian authority confirmed that the group accepted the treaty, which includes 70 days of truce in the war.
The US agreement also establishes the exchange of 10 living Israeli hostages in two phases for hundreds of Palestinian prisoners. The ceasefire also proposes the Israeli partial withdrawal of Gaza.
Israel, however, would have rejected the US proposal. In response to the Libanese newspaper A-Plee –Fered to Hezbollah – an Israeli authority stated that Hamas imposed “Impossible conditions” that, if accepted, would mean a “Total failure” We go to war.
Israel agreed with the number of hostages to be freed, but did not accept the longer time of truce in the conflict proposed by Hamas, which originally mentioned 90 days for ceasefire.
In Hamas’s proposal, 5 hostages would be freed on the first day of truce and, only 60 days later, 5 more prisoners would be released. The Palestinian group is also the total removal of the regions occupied by Israel since the Jewish government broke the other ceasefire, and the entry of 1,000 humanitarian aid trucks per day.
Israeli authority mentioned that Hamas’s demands are “very far away” from the original US draft. “There is no genuine disposition on the part of Hamas to advance with an agreement. Israel is still committed to the Witkoff structure.”these.
Israel rejected the ceasefire 1 day after in Gaza. Despite efforts, Israeli authorities do not indicate a truce favorable movement.
The Jewish government changed the war proposal, which was once based on destroying Hamas, to occupy the Palestinian region. Israeli Army documents in 2 months.
Continuous attacks on various areas of Palestine, along with the desire to command the region, lead Israel to disregard a longer or longer ceasefire that requires its departure from already conquered areas.
