Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is traveling to Cairo, the Egyptian capital, for ceasefire talks in Gaza, according to sources familiar with the mission cited by Reuters.
According to foreign media, Hamas claims that the negotiations launched in Doha for a ceasefire in Gaza are "serious and positive".
Also, Hamas has stated that the ceasefire agreement is possible if Israel does not impose other conditions.
"A cease-fire agreement in Gaza for the release of hostages is possible if Israel stops imposing new conditions," Hamas said, according to reports in the Israeli press.
Meanwhile, it is known that Egypt has "urgently" summoned the President of the Palestinian National Authority, Abu Mazen, to Cairo, writes A2 CNN.
According to Hezbollah TV's Al Mayadeen, the PNA president is traveling from the Vatican to the Egyptian capital and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is already on the verge of a turning point in the deal with Hamas on the hostages.
We remember that the war in Gaza has brought thousands of victims during these months of fighting, most of them civilians, including many women and children, writes A2 CNN. (A2 Televizion)
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