The office of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said that his country has instructed to leave Cairo on the continuation of the talks, which is aimed at maintaining the negotiations. tense ceasefire Agreement with Hamas alive. The announcement came from four Israeli hostages remains returned by Hamas as part of the final hostage exchange of one stage of transactions.

The fact that the leader of the Israel sends Cairo to Cairo, but there has been a deep uncertainty since the future of his first six-week round.

The bodies handed over by HMAS on Thursday were the last of 33 hostages, which was returning to Israel during the ceasefire. Israel has released about 600 Palestinian prisoners on Thursday. The released detainees, some of whom were serving for long sentences and others who were arrested during the Gaza War and were officially accused of the occupied West Bank and Gaza.

There were still 59 Israeli hostages in Gaza on Thursday, only 24 believe that they are alive according to the Israeli government. Their destiny depends on the future of the ceasefire agreement, which was negotiated by the United States, Egypt and Qatar.

The program was aimed at the second stage of the deal so that the remaining hostages returned to the permanent ceasefire and Israel, withdrawing its forces from Gaza. But Netanyahu passed from the members of his Cabinet to behind the ceasefire and resumed the Israeli war against Hamas, which has been appointed by the United States, Israel and the European Union.

Netanyahu has said more than a year that the purpose of the war in Gaza, which Hamas' Hayraghetric of the Palestinian Area says, killed more than 48,000 people, to destroy most of them or at least disarm Hamas. It is a goal that Israel's destructive military attack has not yet reached.

However, the Israeli Prime Minister is also under strong pressure to keep the ceasefire from the families of hostage to live home to their loved ones. President Trump has clear that Israel will support whatever Netanyahu, but his special envoy of the Middle East, Steve Whitkoff, will soon be in the second round.

“We'll get two stages or two stages, and I'm very focused on it, and I think it will happen” said on Sunday On CBS News “against Margaret Brena with the Nation.”

Witkoff said that the United States was ensuring the last national national freedom, which is one of the presumably surviving hostages. FEDA ALEXANDERHe who served with Israel's defense forces when he was abducted as a terrorist attack on October 7, “he was a center for us.”

“I know his parents. We are constantly talking. He is important.

Reaching the second stage of the ceasefire agreement, the negotiated terms are also important for about 2 million Palestinians in Gaza, most of which have had to escape from many of their homes. Many have returned to their cities and towns, and Mr. Trump's offer that they all will have to leave enclave – possible without the right to return – Thus, it can turn into new luxury real estate development, caused concern in the region.

Critics have condemned the idea, as it should be ethnic cleansing, and the regional allies of America must take over the displaced Palestinians, expected to be presented. An alternative proposal for the transformation of GazaA number

Witkoff said to Brennan that while the risk of damage in Gaza and the risks of undiscovered protocol suggest that no one can have those discussions.

Mr. Trump's ambassador was clear, but that Hamas “cannot allow the government to return to Gaza, saying that he has been gone for almost 20 years. They have to go.

He could not say where the rest of the group should be sent, or who or what should be brought to them to replace that management body.

“I think that Satan is detailed, and we have had many discussions around it. I am not in freedom that today is that special discussion, but it will take part in the negotiations.

On Thursday, Hamas said that it was “ready” to negotiate with the terms of the second stage.

The news that Israel's Negotiators headed to Cairo, at the end of one round, will offer some hopes for the families of the remaining 59 Hostages of Israel, but it is to continue diplomacy.