Israel has offered Hamas leaders safe passage out of Gaza as part of an extensive cease-fire agreement.
The information has not been confirmed in Jerusalem © Mena Today
Israel has offered Hamas leaders safe passage out of Gaza as part of an extensive cease-fire agreement, according to a CNN report early on Tuesday.
The Network quoted two senior officials familiar with the negotiations who said the offer was made by Mossad Chief David Barnea in meetings with CIA chief William Barns and the Qatar Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Jassim Al Thani, when they met in Warsaw.
Lebanese Prime Minister Najib Mikati stated on Wednesday that "Arab and international" efforts to pressure Israel into a "specific duration ceasefire" in Lebanon are ongoing, lamenting what he called Israel's "intransigence."
Leaders from Islamist group Hamas and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas's Fatah movement discussed plans for cooperation after the war in Gaza in a new round of talks in Cairo on Wednesday, a Hamas official told Reuters.
At least six people were wounded, two of them seriously, in a stabbing attack in the Israeli city of Hadera on Wednesday, Israeli authorities said.
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