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While the bombings continue on Rafah, a new ceasefire plan mentioned by Israel was announced Friday May 31 by Joe Biden and judged positively by Hamas. But the proposal would be accepted under certain conditions, recalled Benjamin Netanyahu.
In Hostage Square, supporters and families gathered on the evening of Saturday, June 1, to support the hostages held by Hamas for eight months. Friday May 31American President Johe Biden spoke unexpectedly to endorse a proposal for a lasting ceasefire in Gaza, accompanied by the release of all hostages.
The first phase includes a six-week ceasefire, the withdrawal of Israeli troops from populated areas of Gaza and the start of the exchange of Palestinian hostages and prisoners. Phase two provides for the end of hostilities, only if the negotiations initiated are successful, with the release of all hostages in exchange for prisoners. and thee total withdrawal of Israeli forces. The sentence three would be that of reconstruction.
On Saturday June 1, Hamas welcomed this proposal, but this plan is very similar to the one discussed for weeks, which did not come to fruition. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu also qualified Joe Biden’s remarks, repeating in a Cannounced that the war would only end with the destruction of Hamas’s military capabilities and government.