The Israeli military broadcaster cited by the media reported, based on an unsourced report, that Hamas would react negatively to a proposed agreement on a temporary ceasefire and the release of hostages. One proposal, according to the same report, defined a “Zionist document” that does not meet Hamas's demands for an end to the war, the full return of displaced Palestinians to the north of the Strip and the release of some Palestinian security detainees in exchange for the hostages. There is no confirmation of this news in Israel or from other sources.
Egyptian diplomatic sources cited by the Hamas-affiliated Al-Quds network have reported that there is “a tentative agreement” to hold a meeting in Cairo next Sunday to announce the ceasefire if an agreement is reached . Qatari newspaper Al-Arabi Al-Jadid – quoted by Israeli media – said there was a general agreement on the ceasefire and hostage exchange, but “the details are still an obstacle.”
Haniyeh: “Palestinians should go to the Temple Mount on the first day of Ramadan”
Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh called on Palestinians in Jerusalem and the West Bank to protest on the first day of Ramadan, April 10-11. March to march to the Temple Mount in Jerusalem. This was reported by Portal, quoted by Haaretz.
Relatives of the hostages on the march from the Gaza border to Jerusalem
The march to Jerusalem, organized by the families of over 130 Israeli hostages still in the hands of the Islamic faction, began in Reim – one of the kibbutzim on the Gaza border most heavily targeted by Hamas on October 7. were affected by the attack. The march, which ends next Saturday, will pass through some of the sites of the Hamas attack, including the city of Sderot. Not only are the relatives of the abductees there, but also several former hostages. Everyone hopes that the arrival in Jerusalem will coincide with the announcement of a new agreement to release the hostages.
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