The Egyptian intelligence service has presented a preliminary proposal to the radical Palestinian movement Hamas regarding the release of Israeli hostages. An American television channel reports this, based on a well-informed source. CNN.
According to information obtained, the proposal was developed during the negotiations in Paris, attended by representatives from Egypt, Israel, Qatar and the USA.
The channel’s materials state that although negotiators have reached consensus in general terms, it will probably be very difficult to agree on specific details. Every Israeli held by Hamas is expected to be exchanged for three Palestinians imprisoned in Israel. This rate may increase even more for Israeli soldiers.
CNN emphasized that a longer peace pause could follow the six-week ceasefire.
Earlier, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken held a joint press conference with NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg in Washington. statedA proposal being developed to release hostages held by the Palestinian radical Hamas movement appears to offer real hope for future change.
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