Israel agrees to the proposal for American temporary ceasefire, considering Hamas: White House

Israel has agreed to a new American -backed motion for a temporary ceasefire with Hamas, the White House on Thursday confirmed what a major step could be to stop the destructive war in Gaza and to secure the release of more hostages.White House press secretary Karolin Lewit told reporters that Israel has “supported and supported the plan”, which came after the recent efforts of Steve Witcoof, a special messenger of US President Donald Trump.Witkoff had previously expressed cautious optimism about the mediation of a success deal, which would prevent enmity and pave the way for the return of the hostages caught.In a statement, Hamas said that he had received a proposal and “was responsible for our people to serve the interests responsibly, provide them relief, and get a permanent ceasefire in the Gaza Strip.”Earlier, Hamas had said that it had reached a “general outline” agreement with the American messenger, which moves towards a permanent ceasefire. Framework included a complete Israeli return from Gaza, increase in humanitarian aid, and a hand of governance for a politically independent Palestinian Committee from Hamas.According to Gaza’s health officials, more than 54,000 Palestinians, most women and children, have been killed since resumping their military aggressive in March. The attack on 7 October by Hamas, which triggers the conflict, killed 1,200 Israelis and 251 took hostage.What is a new proposal?Although the complete details of the proposal have not been made public, sources close to the talks say that the ceasefire will be seen pulling back the Israeli soldiers back to the previous positions and the release of 10 living hostages and several bodies will be allowed in exchange for more than 1,100 Palestinian prisoners, including those who have long -worn punishment for deadly attacks. It also says for a 60-day stop in the fight. In particular, the plan involves assurance that Israel will not resume military operations after freeing the hostages.Each day hundreds of aid trucks will be allowed in Gaza during the Trus, an important lifeline for the victim population under a long blockade of one month that has brought on the verge of several famine.What does Israel want?Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has long maintained that the war will not end until all the hostages are freed and Hamas is either canceled or forced into exile. He also announced that Israel would maintain long -term control over Gaza and is described as voluntary migration of a large part of its population.However, the plan to resume Gaza’s population has been strongly dismissed by Palestinians and most people in the international community, warning experts that such a step will violate international law.What does Hamas want?Hamas has made it clear that it will release the remaining hostages, its only leverage, only the release of more Palestinian prisoners, a permanent ceasefire, and a full Israeli return from Gaza. The group has indicated a politically independent Palestinian Committee desire to renounce control that will lead to reconstruction efforts.Hamas is still holding 58 hostages, of which only one third is considered. However, as war, their life remains in danger.