Israeli and Hamas delegations will meet in Egypt on Monday, local time.What are the stakeholders considering for a new round of negotiations?

The general reporter:An imperfect plan, but it's better than nothing. This is the overall view of all parties in recent days on the new Gaza peace plan and the upcoming new round of negotiations between Israel and Hamas. However, due to the difficulty of unifying internal opinions between the two sides and the existence of clear opposition positions, the subsequent negotiations may face many difficulties.

Israel reiterates targets for the return of detainees and de-militarization of Gaza

The general reporter:For Israel, achieving the return of all detainees is the top priority at present. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu delivered a public speech on the evening of the 4th, reiterating this goal and making it clear that the Israeli army will continue to remain in the Gaza Strip in the first phase, and that Israel's goal in the second phase is still to disarm Hamas and demilitarize Gaza.

The general reporter:Netanyahu¡¯s speech came after communicating with the country¡¯s far-right political forces. Political forces, represented by Treasury Minister Smotrich and National Security Minister Ben-Guveer, criticized the negotiations, and Ben-Guveer even again threatened to dissolve the government and resolutely demanded the complete elimination of Hamas. There are analysts that although it is difficult for the parties to clearly oppose the first task of rescuing the detainees, for the arrangement after the first phase, Netanyahu and Israeli far-right political forces cannot shake the bottom line, which could have an impact on the negotiations.

Hamas struggles to compromise on issues such as disarmament

The general reporter:While Hamas has expressed its agreement to release all detainees and is willing to negotiate on many of the planned issues, it remains firm in its views on the complete disarmament and the future participation in the administration of Gaza. Though the Palestinian authorities, mediators and many neighboring countries currently believe that Hamas should disarm, disarmament is a crucial question for Hamas, especially its military branch in the Shah, and it is difficult for Hamas to compromise on this point.

The general reporter:In addition, although the Israel Defense Forces announced that they would stop attacking Gaza City, from yesterday to today, news of continued Israeli air strikes and shelling continued to come from Gaza, causing a large number of civilian casualties. This will undoubtedly make Hamas question Israel and the United States. commitment.

Parties return to negotiations but peace in Gaza remains uncertain

The general reporter:In this context, a new round of negotiations between Israel and Hamas will take place in Egypt on June 6. Israel has sent a high-level delegation led by Strategic Affairs Secretary Delmer, and the United States has also sent Middle East Special Envoy Witkov and Trump¡¯s son-in-law Kushner to participate. Hamas has not published its delegation list, but Hamas¡¯ chief negotiator, Hamas senior official Khalil Haia, has appeared for the first time since the Israeli attack on Qatar, to some extent a positive signal.

The general reporter:At present, the Gaza peace plan is still full of uncertainty. Although the parties have returned to the negotiating table, they have obvious differences on core issues, and their internal opinions are not unified. How far the new round of ceasefire negotiations in Gaza can go depends on the trade-off between reality and the bottom line.