Netanyahu announces at the end of Hamas - Trump conveys ceasefire!

President Donald Trump has announced that Israel has approved the conditions for a 60-day ceasefire in the Gaza War. Trump expressed hopes that Hamas will accept the offer. If this does not happen, he warned that the situation could deteriorate. He wants to receive Netanyahu in Washington next week to discuss the further steps.

Humanitarian situation and political resistance

The humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip remains critical. In Chan Yunis, where there are reports of many fatalities through air strikes, pictures show the tragedy; Corpse bags are carried out of the quarters. An affected refugee, Adnan al-Assay, expressed his skepticism about Trump's promises. The current Witkoff-Plan provides to return ten living hostages and 15 deaths within two months, but there are still around 50 hostages in the violence of Hamas.

The pressure on Netanyahu, especially from its right -wing government partners, increases. The Minister of National Security, Itamar Ben-Gvir, calls for courageous decisions to prevent a new attack on October 7. Within the opposition, there are increasing reviews of radical rights, combined with demands for alternative negotiations for Gaza. The missing post -war plan hinders the ongoing negotiations on an ceasefire, which continues to complicate the situation.

According to a US official, ideas were brought up to move Israel to the consent of the ceasefire, although there are no signs so far that Hamas is willing to accept the conditions. Representatives from Qatar and Egypt have taken on the task of delivering the proposal to Hamas, but it remains unclear whether he also takes into account Hamas' demands for permanent ceasefire.

The pressure to comply with an ceasefire and the continued fighting are a critical point in the conflict. The coming days could be crucial for further development in the Gaza Strip, since both the international community and local actors are closely observed.