US EditionMediators move closer to securing Israel-Hamas ceasefire in Gaza
GAZA STRIP, PALESTINE, JUL 3 – The proposed ceasefire includes a phased hostage exchange and aims to end 21 months of conflict that has killed over 57,000 Palestinians, amid ongoing international mediation efforts.
- On July 5, 2025, President Donald Trump said negotiations for a 60-day Gaza ceasefire are at a critical juncture, noting Egypt and Qatar will propose the final terms.
- Egyptian and Qatari mediators have sought U.S. and international guarantees, Israeli officials noted, nearly 21 months into the conflict.
- Israeli strikes killed at least 59 people, Gaza health authorities, and the proposal includes a staggered release of 10 Israeli captives and 18 deceased in exchange for Palestinian prisoners, the official familiar with the negotiations said.
- Early on Friday, Hamas said it was discussing the ceasefire proposal with Palestinian factions and would submit its response once talks conclude, a source said.
- Ahead of Monday's White House meeting, President Donald Trump said he will be `very firm` with Netanyahu on Monday, as Egyptian and Qatari mediators seek a Gaza ceasefire deal.
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