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The President of the United States has stated that he will travel to Egypt to sign the agreement reached.

The head of EITB International has pointed out that the details of the agreement between Hamas and Israel are not yet known, but that "an agreement involving the silencing of weapons is always good news."  

Hamas has announced the exchange on the third day of talks. The US Middle East envoy, Steve Witkoff, and Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, have arrived in Egypt to participate in the negotiations.

The US and Turkish negotiators will join the talks between Israel and Hamas today and are making progress in a "positive atmosphere," according to nearby sources.

He has pointed out that the attacks "continue to cast shadows at the political and military levels, at the regional and global levels." "Two years of pain, injustice, oppression, great suffering and high costs, while the eye of resistance continues to look at the freedom of Jerusalem, the Al-Aqsa mosque and the whole of Palestine," he has stressed, while praising the "courage of the country's children in confronting foreign occupiers."

The first round began on Monday at the Egyptian spa in Sharm el Sheikh in the Red Sea to agree on mechanisms and details for the implementation of the first phase of Trump's proposal that Hamas release all abductees in exchange for Israel releasing hundreds of Palestinians.

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It is two years since Hamas launched an unprecedented attack on Israel on Tuesday. Binyamin Netanyahu's government immediately responded: what began with mass bombings of the Gaza Strip has become a complete genocide. r shows data: 67,000 dead, mostly women and children; 168,000 wounded; and more than half a million citizens trapped by famine. 

Israeli and Hamas delegations and mediators (US and Qatar) are already arriving in Egypt to participate in the negotiations that are expected to begin in the next few hours, while in Gaza, for the first time since March, there have been no deadly attacks at night.  

Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu has ordered the dispatch of a delegation to the African country, which will be headed by Ron Dermer, Minister of Strategic Affairs.

The Egyptian Government has confirmed that the Israeli and Hamas delegations will begin negotiations in Cairo on Monday.

The 20-point plan proposed by Donald Trump has not been fully accepted by the Palestinians, as Hamas has called for negotiations on the details of some issues that would remain in the air.

A massive demonstration this Saturday took to the streets of downtown Pamplona to denounce the Israeli genocide against Palestine and in solidarity with the Palestinian people. Thousands of demonstrators, according to 50,000 organizers, have filled the streets of the Navarre capital with green, white, black and red.

The attacks come after Hamas announced that it is ready to release all hostages. Hamas wants to negotiate Trump's plan to end the Israeli offensive in Gaza.

The President of the United States has released a video of one minute and ten seconds into the White House's accounts, in which he has stated that everyone will receive "fair treatment."

"We will continue to cooperate with the US President and his team to end the war, in accordance with the principles put on the table by Israel, which share Trump's vision for ending the war," Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu's press office said in a brief statement.

After several days of studying the plan proposed by the US president, the Palestinian group has indicated that it accepts some points of the proposal, but wants to continue negotiations.