According to information from the Saudi newspaper "Al-Sharq," the United States has given Hamas assurances through intermediaries that would lead to a ceasefire and an IDF pullout from Gaza.
Gaza City © Mena Togo / File Photo
According to information from the Saudi newspaper "Al-Sharq," the United States has given Hamas assurances through intermediaries that would lead to a ceasefire and an IDF pullout from Gaza, contingent on the successful completion of the expected three stages of the hostage deal and ceasefire agreement.
The report further states that Hamas is expected to react favorably to these American assurances. Future efforts will be aimed at forming a national consensus for the governance and reconstruction of the Gaza Strip.
These details should be approached with caution given the unreliability of Hamas.
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