Trump’s optimism to implement the second stage of the ceasefire in Gaza

Trump, Steve Witakaf, will travel to West Asia on Wednesday to “extend the first stage of the ceasefire in Gaza” on Wednesday, according to ISNA.

“I hope the second phase will be implemented,” he said in an interview with the US network of CNN about the possibility of reaching the second phase of the ceasefire agreement in Gaza. “I will continue to be in the negotiations.”

His visit to the area has earlier reported that the head of the Zionist regime’s negotiating team will soon meet with Witakaf with aiming to discuss the second phase of the ceasefire in Gaza in Gaza.

On the other hand, the Hebrew newspaper Yadiut Aharonot also quoted Zionist sources as saying that the Zionist regime is preparing to send its negotiating team to Doha and it is likely that the negotiating team will be sent to Qatar next week.

The Yadi Aharonot newspaper also quoted the sources as saying that Zionist Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu denied and rejected the second phase of the negotiations and on the other hand prepares himself for it.

According to the Yadiawut Aharonot newspaper, Witcaf has insisted on the second phase of the ceasefire and calls for meetings and meetings with Qatari, Egyptian and Zionist officials.

Earlier, Netanyahu’s cabinet announced its readiness to start negotiations on the second phase of the prisoners’ exchange and the end of the war, but linked it to Gaza’s disarmament and exile Hamas.

In contrast, the Hamas movement said: “The occupation regime’s condition for the deportation of Hamas from the Gaza Strip is a stubborn psychological war. “The departure of resistance or its disarmament is unacceptable and any arrangements for the future of the Gaza Strip will be made with the national agreement.”

January 6, the ceasefire and the exchange of captives between Hamas and the Zionist regime entered the implementation phase. This agreement consists of three stages that take each step of 2 days.

In the first phase, about five Israeli prisoners have been released for hundreds of Palestinian captives.

The US -backed Zionist regime launched a genocide in Gaza between October 7 and January 6, leaving about 6,000 martyrs and injured. Most of the victims are children and women, and more than 6,000 are still missing.

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