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Mediators Present Updated Gaza Ceasefire Proposal to Israel and Hamas, Axios Reports
GAZA STRIP, PALESTINE, JUL 17 – The agreement would include releasing 10 hostages and returning 18 bodies in exchange for a 60-day ceasefire, with key compromises made by both Israel and Hamas, officials said.
- On July 16, 2025, the United States, Qatar, and Egypt put forward a revised proposal in Doha to Israel and Hamas, aiming to establish a 60-day truce in Gaza along with arrangements for the release of hostages.
- The proposal followed intense negotiations since July 6 driven by US envoy Steve Witkoff's pressure which led Israel to revise territorial demands closer to Hamas's terms.
- Key aspects include Israel's pullback from the Morag corridor, a reduced presence near the Philadelphi route, the release of 10 Israeli hostages, and a return of 18 bodies.
- Senior officials expressed optimism with Trump stating, "We have good news on Gaza," while cautioning sensitive details require careful handling amid unresolved issues.
- Simultaneously, on July 5, Israel agreed to reactivate a power line to Gaza's EU-funded desalination plant after months of cutoff, signaling limited humanitarian easing amid ongoing conflict.
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Mediators bullish on chances for Gaza deal next week after main obstacles overcome
Israel agrees to largely limit IDF presence to 1km-wide perimeter zone; Hamas still reviewing maps but has lifted veto on discussing hostage swap terms; US warns Hamas not to delay The post Mediators bullish on chances for Gaza deal next week after main obstacles overcome appeared first on Jerusalem World News.
·Jerusalem, Israel
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The mediators, Qatar, Egypt, and the United States, presented an updated proposal to both Israel and Hamas regarding the Gaza Strip, two informed sources said Thursday.
·Amman, Jordan
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