Hamas, Israel Study Egyptian Proposal For ‘Temporary End’ To Gaza Genocide
The proposal includes a 45 to 60-day ceasefire and an exchange of Israeli captives and Palestinian prisoners
The Egyptian proposal handed over to Hamas for a truce in Gaza does not call for an end to the war – but rather for a temporary ceasefire aimed at securing the release of injured, elderly, female, and child captives through an exchange, an Israeli official told Times of Israel.
“The proposal is not for an end to the war, but an extended ceasefire that will allow hostages in the humanitarian category – the elderly, children, women, and badly wounded – to be released,” the official said.
He added that it is “not an Israeli offer … but was instead an Egyptian proposal that Israel is fully open to discuss.”
The Israeli official also said that Israel “has an interest” in Egypt taking center stage in Gaza ceasefire talks, adding that Qatar will continue to be “updated behind the scenes” and that “Turkey has no role.”
According to Israel’s Channel 12, the Egyptian proposal includes a gradual release of Israeli captives in exchange for Palestinians imprisoned in Israeli jails and an increase in the number of aid trucks entering Gaza to around 350 per day. The Rafah crossing would also be opened.
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