The Palestinian group claims that its “final decision” will announce after the end of the consultations.
The Palestinian group Hamas said that he was in consultation with various Palestinian factions on the latest cease-fire proposal for Gaza, because the implacable bombing of Israel of the besieged enclave enters its 22nd month.
On Friday, in a statement, Hamas said that it had taken discussions “with the leaders of the Palestinian forces and factions around the proposal it received” from the mediation countries.
“The movement will submit a final decision to the mediators after the end of the consultations and will officially announce,” he added.
A source close to Hamas told the news agency in Reuters that the group had requested guarantees that the new cease-fire proposal supported by the United States, whose details have declared that two Israeli officials were still being developed, would lead to an end of the War of Israel in Gaza and would not allow it to break the ceasefire and resume its attacks at any time.
President Donald Trump, who is expected to meet Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday, said that he was soon expecting Hamas’s response to whether he would accept what he describes as a “final proposal” for a cease-fire.
“We will see what is happening, we will know in the coming 24 hours,” he said when asked if Hamas had accepted the last cease-fire frame.
Trump said on Tuesday that Israel had accepted the conditions necessary to finalize a 60-day ceasefire with Hamas, during which the parties will work to end the war.
The United States is the main weapon supplier of Israel and the diplomatic ally, but Trump said that he wanted to “see the safety of the inhabitants of Gaza. They crossed hell ”.
“I want the inhabitants of Gaza to be safe, even more important,” said Trump to journalists when he was asked if he still wanted the United States to take control of the Palestinian territory as he announced in February, a proposal which was condemned worldwide by rights, the United Nations and the Palestinians who described it as “ethnic cleaning”.
A truce of two previous months ended when the Israeli strikes killed more than 400 Palestinians on March 18 and led to that the Secretary General of the United Nations Antonio Guterres called “the most cruel phase of a cruel war”. More than 6,000 Palestinians have been killed since Israel broke the truce.
Overall, Israeli forces have killed at least 57,130 Palestinians and injured more than 130,000 since October 7, 2023, when an attack led by Hamas in southern Israel led to the murder of around 1,139 people.
In Gaza, hundreds of thousands have also been moved several times, cities and cities have been shaved, hospitals and targeted schools and 85% of the besieged and bombed territory is now under Israeli military control, according to the UN.