GAZA LAST: Israeli Cabinet Signs on the Peace Agreement Prior to Army with Hamas

Reporting by Andrew Feinberg, Washington DC correspondent.

A senior Trump administration official has said that now the Israeli cabinet has approved, Israel has to retreat to the line.

“Israel will retreat to the line, and then we perform the exchange just within 72 hours. And of course everyone will push to make it faster. I think it will take a lot of pressure from everyone.

“And what happens is that we have to work with the Israelis, and I think Centcom will be involved to create a kind of common task force, and then the international stabilization strength will start building there.

“So it has now set up. A lot of work has been done to put it together, but ISF will basically be able to hopefully replace the IDF on the yellow line.”

The Israeli government has approved a Gaza peace plan to release all hostages, according to Benjamin Netanyahus office, after hours of meetings with the security cabinet and the ministers.

Reporting Andrew Feinberg, Washington DC correspondent.

A Trump administration official said Kushner and Witkoff are back in Israel “just to make sure the implementation takes place.

“There are still just many ways this can go wrong, so we stay on top of the details to make sure everyone fulfills their obligations and that any misunderstandings are quickly discussed and judged,” they said.

“We really want to make sure we come to the withdrawal, we come to the ceasefire, and then we get place where the hostages can return home, the exchange is done, and then we go into the next phase, which finds out what is coming next in Gaza, and we have a lot of concepts and ideas that we have tried to develop for a long time that now has a lot of operation. time. “

Officials believe “There is a real chance … to get back to the good momentum that took place at the end of President Trump’s first administration in the Middle East.”

The United States says it sends about 200 troops to Israel to help support and monitor the Gaza Ceasefire deal.

Antonio Guterres, the UN Secretary -General, has called on all countries involved to comply with the conditions for agreement involved in the ceasefire and hostages of Gaza.

In a post on social media, he said: ‘I urge everyone to fully comply with the terms of the agreement to secure a ceasefire and hostage release in Gaza. All hostages must be released in a dignified manner. A permanent ceasefire must be secured.

“Full, safe and sustained access for humanitarian workers must be awarded. We have all waited too long in this moment. Now we have to make it count.”

Reporting Andrew Feinberg, Washington DC correspondent.

The plan was then “brought to other countries in the Middle East and Arab leaders and harmonized so we could really hear and get some feedback if we were on the right track and we started to see a lot of positivity around it,” said a US administrative officer.

“We changed the document a little and we started to have meetings. Everyone collapsed under Unga, we had meetings throughout Unga with different Arab governments, which we thought were interlocutors here, among them, Turkey, Egypt and Qatar at the helm,” the official said.

After Unga, the official said Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner met “to work around the clock over the weekend” to put together the final plan that Trump could present to Netanyahu, including the apology to Qatar.

“It all went well. We had a message that we had the contours of a deal that was ready to go, and we agreed that we would call in Sharm el Sheik, we would summon the three Interlocutor countries, Turkey, led by their national their director of intelligence, Qatar, led by their prime minister, and Egypt led by their Director. With Israel at the table, this last Monday, “the official official started.