Even if Hamas accepts the proposed deal, it will take several days to finalize some details.
An agreement on a ceasefire in Gaza and the release of hostages could be reached within the next few days. This was stated by representatives of the United States and Israel participating in the negotiations in Cairo, CNN reported.
At the same time, negotiators said it could take longer. Progress has been made on the technical aspects, but it may take a few more weeks to complete the deal.
Any ceasefire agreement could take days, they said. Discussing the potential framework of an agreement combining a temporary ceasefire with the release of hostages in Gaza, they stressed the need for further negotiations on finer details.
Thus, the US official noted that even if Hamas accepts the proposed agreement, it will take several days to agree on some details that will ultimately lead to a truce. These discussions can be difficult and lengthy. US officials continue to view the talks with cautious optimism, describing progress but still aware that previous efforts have collapsed at the last minute.
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Source: korrespondent
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