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Netanyahu: Ceasefire’s Next Move Hinges on Hamas
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- The ceasefire’s next stage is contingent on Hamas returning the last hostage’s remains.
- International forces and a temporary Palestinian administration are planned to stabilize Gaza.
- Germany is providing support but insists Palestinian statehood must come as a final outcome.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that the second phase of the ceasefire with Hamas is expected to start soon, once Hamas returns the last hostage’s remains from Gaza.
This next stage aims to shift toward disarming Hamas and withdrawing Israeli troops, with plans for international forces and a transitional Palestinian government under global oversight.
Negotiations are tense.
Israel warned it could resume operations if all remains are not returned.
Hamas indicated willingness to consider laying down arms as part of the terms. Germany is assisting the mediation, sending personnel to support coordination from Israel and offering humanitarian aid to Gaza.
The world’s eyes are on whether this process can secure lasting peace while protecting Israel’s security and the rights of both peoples.
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