The talks of the ceasefire between the Gaza Palestinian resistance group Hamas and Israel are underway on the issue of the ceasefire of the second phase, which will begin on Friday (October 28) in Catro, Egypt, according to Al Jazeera.
The mediators hope that the long-term war in Gaza will end in the midst of this discussion.
The mediation-mediated country of Egypt, Egypt, said on Thursday (Feb. 27), that the next phase of the ceasefire was in Cairo to take part in the ‘intensive’ talks, which was possible only after the first phase of the ceasefire to be implemented after several months of talks.
The State Information Service, Egypt's government agency, said that amid previous efforts to implement the HOWTA agreement, the parties concerned have begun intensive discussions on the next steps of the ceasefire agreement.
The first phase of the ceasefire match is going to end on Saturday (March 1). As part of the ceasefire agreement, Hamas, last Thursday, sent negotiators to Cairo to hand over the remains of four hostages to the remains of four hostages in exchange for more than 100 Palestinian prisoners.
According to Israeli statistics, on October 7, 2023, Hamas attacks in southern Israel killed 1,200 people, and more than 250 people were held hostage by Gazas.
Since then, the Israeli army has carried out a retaliatory attack on Gaza, which has been killed and injured more than 48,000 Palestinians.
The first phase of the three-phase ceasefire between Israel and Hamas came into effect on January 19. It has been released by 25 hostages and eight bodies held by Hamas in Gaza, which has released 2,000 Palestinians in exchange for Israeli authorities.
