Hamas has responded positively to the new ceasefire proposal with Israel, which calls for a 60-day truce and the release of hostages in two stages
Andreea Lificiu
International
https://www.shutterstock.com
Always see our news on Google
Hamas has responded positively to a ceasefire proposal, agreeing to an initial 60-day truce following negotiations with mediators in Egypt and Qatar. The proposal includes the release of Israeli hostages in two stages and is based on an earlier US plan. Although talks continue, the conflict has led to significant loss of life and the humanitarian situation in Gaza is critical, with international calls for a lasting solution.
Sources
Hamas acceptă încetarea focului propusă de mediatori. Ce include armistițiul care ar putea dura 60 de zile
Hamas a acceptat o nouă propunere de încetare a focului în Gaza (AFP)
AFP: Hamas a acceptat o nouă propunere de armistiţiu în Gaza
Jerusalem Post: Hamas ar fi de acord cu cea mai recentă propunere a mediatorilor din Egipt și Qatar: O încetare a focului timp de 60 de zile
Reprezentanții Hamas au acceptat o nouă propunere de armistițiu în Gaza (surse)
Hamas agrees to new Gaza ceasefire proposal, source in group says
Surse: Hamas a acceptat o nouă propunere de armistițiu în Gaza
Hamas agrees to new Gaza ceasefire proposal, source in group says
Latest News
18:24
Ciprian Ciucu criticizes the interventions of the courts that suspend administrative decisions
18:20
Hungary: The Paks nuclear power plant will be shut down for several weeks due to the record low level of the Danube River. It produces about half of the country's electricity.
18:17
The reactors of the nuclear power plant in Paks are operating at below 50% capacity due to the decrease in the water level of the Danube. Prime Minister Magyar warns that the plant could be completely shut down.
18:08
Romania ranks 3rd in the European Union for the length of the workweek, with 75.5% of employees working between 40 and 44 hours per week.
17:55
The European Parliament intends to summon Gianni Infantino for hearings regarding his plan to allow private investments in FIFA competitions.
See more news
NEWS ON THE SAME TOPICS
Personalized news feed, AI-powered search, and notifications in a more interactive experience.
