Recent revisions to the Egyptian proposal, as reported by the Lebanese newspaper Al-Akhbar, are aimed at ensuring that hostilities do not resume once the truce expires. These changes reflect efforts to maintain peace and stability in the region moving forward. Despite this issue, Hamas has not backed down on their demand for a complete cessation of hostilities. However, the Egyptian source has indicated that this issue could be postponed until after the truce goes into effect. According to an Egyptian source, the latest proposals put forth by Egypt are agreeable to both Hamas and Israel, paving the way for a potential agreement in the coming days. However, there are still several potential obstacles that need to be addressed. One key point of contention is the number of Israelis to be released by Hamas in the initial stage of the agreement. Hamas has claimed that they are holding no more than 20 Israelis, while Israel is pushing for the release of 35-40 individuals. If the number released at the first stage does not exceed 20, the truce period may be shortened.
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