Rubio hopes Gaza Strip hostage deal can be done in days
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio explains the publication of the war in the Gaza Strip “not yet”, and the publication of Hamas as the first stage of Hamas as the first stage, and the details of what is happening after that still need to be solved.
The authority said Hamas accepted US President Donald Trump’s suggestion and the framework of release of hostages, and that meetings continued to coordinate the logistics of it.
“They also agreed to enter this idea about what would happen later in principles and generalizations.” He said.
“There will be many details there.”
Rubio said he hoped that an agreement could be completed at the beginning of this week to allow hostages to be released.
“All these talks are taking place, even if I talk to you now, we hope that it will be concluded very quickly at the beginning of this week,” Rubio said. He said.
“And I hope, you know again, who knows the timeline?
He said that the US would know whether Hamas was serious during the current technical negotiations to coordinate the release of hostages.
“The first class is the release of all the hostages in exchange for the move of Israel, which we think we can achieve something very quickly, to the yellow line – Rubio – Rubio, where Israel stands in the Gaza Strip in the middle of August.
He described the second stage of the long -term future of the Enklav as “even more difficult”.
“How do you create this Palestinian technocratic leadership after Israel withdrawn to the yellow line and potentially beyond that, as this thing develops? Rubio said.
“How do you disarm any group of terrorists who will build tunnels and attack Israel? How do you allow them to demodize them?”
“All this will be difficult – this will be difficult – but this is critical because you will not have permanent peace without this.”
Hamas received a pleasant response from Trump on Friday, saying that he had accepted some important parts of the 20 -point proposal, including the withdrawal of Israel, with withdrawal of Israel and the release of Israeli hostages and Palestinian prisoners.
However, the group left some problems in Egypt, such as some problems to negotiate more and whether they were willing to be disarmed and whether they were willing to be disarmed, and Israel’s request to end the war.
Israeli government spokesman, Israeli negotiators will go to Egypt tonight and negotiations on the release of hostages are expected to begin on Monday before the second anniversary of the war.
The group’s exiled Gaza Strip Chief Khalil Al-Hayya was expected to join the United States and Qatar on Sunday because of the negotiations on the implementation of an effort to stop the conflict on Sunday.
The plan confused the hopes of peace among the Palestinians, but local health officials said that on Sunday, Israel’s attacks on the Gaza Strip was not allowed and local health officials killed at least 16 people.
Four of those killed were looking for help in the south of the lane, and five were killed in an air strike in Gaza.
