Ceasefire negotiations in Gaza have made significant progress, with most contentious issues resolved, according to a Hamas official. The official revealed that differences concerning Palestinian prisoners serving lengthy sentences have been addressed, indicating a potential agreement.
Hamas leaders have held multiple meetings with Qatari and Turkish officials, with a delegation set to travel to Cairo on Sunday. These discussions have been instrumental in bridging the gaps between the parties involved. An Egyptian official involved in the talks noted that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s stance on the Gaza ceasefire has softened considerably. Netanyahu has reportedly agreed to several previously opposed issues. The official added that the announcement of a ceasefire in Gaza is imminent.
Qatar and Turkiye have played a crucial role in facilitating the discussions, which are now nearing completion. Despite a brief pause due to events in Syria, negotiations have regained momentum. The progress made in the talks has sparked hope for a peaceful resolution to the Gaza conflict.
