Gazans aspire at the end of the war

Gaza: On Sunday, Hamas called for a quick start for an exchange of hostage prisoners with the Zionist entity, while the negotiators of the two parties were preparing to meet in Egypt for crucial talks aimed at ending the almost two year war in Gaza. An American plan aroused hopes for peace among the Palestinians, but there were no lips of Zionist attacks against Gaza on Sunday while planes and tanks passed areas through the enclave. The foreign ministers of several countries, including Egypt, said that talks were a “real opportunity” to achieve a lasting cease-fire.

“Hamas is very eager to reach an agreement to put an end to the war and immediately start the prisoner exchange process in accordance with the conditions on the ground,” a senior Hamas responsible for AFP told anonymity. The diplomatic thrust follows Hamas’ positive response to the roadmap of American president Donald Trump for the end of the fighting and the release of captives in Gaza in exchange for Palestinians detained in Zionist prisons.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio exhorted the Zionist entity on Sunday to stop bombing Gaza before discussions in Egypt. “You cannot free up hostages in the middle of the strikes, so the strikes will have to stop,” Rubio told CBS. “There can be no war in the middle.”

The high-level negotiator of Hamas, Khalil Al-Hayya, broke his silence during a pre-recorded statement broadcast in Qatar overnight, during his first television appearance since the Zionist entity targeted him as well as other group leaders in Doha last month. It is believed that senior Hamas officials survived the targeted strike, who killed six people and sparked a wave of criticism, including a Trump reprimand.

The head of Hamas remained provocative in the interview, saying that he did not distinguish between those who are killed in the attack on Doha, including his son, and the tens of thousands of people who died during the nearly two dedicated war years in Gaza. “We hope that their blood will open the way to victory, the way to Jerusalem, the way to the shame of the occupation and the way to the dignity and triumph of the nation,” he said in the video broadcast by Al Arabby Television Network in Qatar. The head of Hamas has largely focused on the immense quantity of suffering that the Gazans have been confronted for almost two years of the bidded Zionist offensive on Palestinian territory.

Negotiators must meet in the Egyptian complex of Sharm El-Sheikh, the Zionist Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressing the hope that the captives could be released in a few days. He said that the Zionist delegation would leave for Egypt on Monday for talks. Cairo has confirmed that it would organize a delegation of Hamas for interviews on “the conditions of the soil and the details of the exchange of all Israeli prisoners and Palestinian prisoners”. The White House said Trump also sent two envoys to Egypt – his son -in -law Jared Kushner and Middle East negotiator Steve Witkoff.

“During communications with mediators, Hamas insisted that it is essential of Israel to stop military operations in all regions of the Gaza Strip, stop all air, the recognition and activity of the drone, and withdraw from the interior of the city of Gaza,” said a Palestinian source close to Hamas, adding the group “would also stop their military operations” in parallel. According to Trump’s plan, in exchange for captives, the Zionist entity should release 250 Palestinian prisoners with lifetime sentences and more than 1,700 Gaza Strip who were arrested during the war.

But Trump warned that he “would not tolerate the delay” of Hamas, urging the group to move quickly to an agreement “otherwise all bets will be disabled”. “When Hamas confirms, the ceasefire will be immediately effective, the hostages and the exchange of prisoners will begin and we will create the conditions for the next withdrawal phase,” he posted on Truth Social.

Lieutenant-general of Zionist military Eyal Zamir warned that if the negotiations failed, the soldiers “would return to the fighting” in Gaza. The Zionist entity continued to make strikes on Gaza. AFPTV images showed thick smoke heating up on the horizon of coastal territory on Sunday. The Zionist offensive killed at least 67,139 Palestinians, mainly civilians.

The Civil Defense Agency of Gaza, a rescue force operating under the authority of Hamas, said that the Zionist strikes had killed at least 65 people in Gaza on Sunday, after several attacks throughout the night. The United Nations estimated that around one million people lived in the region before the start of the assault. “There has been a notable decrease in the number of air strikes (since last night). Reservoirs and military vehicles have slightly fell, but I believe that it is a tactical decision, not a withdrawal,” said Muin Abu Rajab, 40, a resident of the Al-Rimal district in Gaza City.

Hamas insisted that this should have its say in the future of the territory, although Trump’s roadmap stipulates that IT and other factions “have no role in Gaza’s governance”. “We hope Trump will pressure Netanyahu and force him to stop the war,” said Ahmad Barbakh, a resident in the Al-Mawasi region. “We want the prisoner exchange agreement to be completed quickly so that Israel has no excuse to continue the war.”

Shadi Mansour was held in the destruction left by a Zionist air strike in the suburbs of Gaza City in Tuffah on Saturday, who killed his son Ameer, 6 and 16 other people. “Is he a member of the Resistance? Is he a fighter? All the targets of the Israeli army are children,” said Mansour.

Ahmed Assad, a Palestinian moved to the center of Gaza, said that he had hoped when the news broke out of Trump’s plan but said nothing had changed. “Unfortunately, there is no translation for this on the ground. We see no change in the situation, on the contrary, we do not know which action to take, what will we do? Are we going to stay in the streets? Are we going to leave? ” He asked. – Agencies