According to a statement issued by the Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, negotiations between representatives of Israel and Hamas will be held in Egypt on the 6th. Representatives of both sides will conduct more detailed negotiations around the "20-point plan" for a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip.

Hamas said the Palestinian people would continue to resist, while Israel demanded that it disarm. The core demands of the two sides in the conflict were opposed. A new round of negotiations is imminent, and whether Hamas disarms has become the focus of negotiations.

Hamas: Arrived in Egypt

The Palestinian people will continue to resist.

The Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) said on the evening of the 5th local time that a delegation led by Khalil Haya, the organization's senior leader, had arrived in Egypt and would hold negotiations with Israel on the 6th.

Senior Hamas official Mahmoud Mardavi reiterated on the 5th that,In the face of settlement construction and aggression, the Palestinian people will resolutely continue to resist.

According to Israeli media citing Saudi sources, Hamas has begun to search for the remains of some deceased detainees and has demanded that Israel stop bombing.

Israel: Delegation leaves for 6 days

Ready to resume combat operations

On October 5, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu ordered a delegation headed by Strategic Affairs Minister Demmer to depart for Egypt.

Netanyahu said Israel would not advance any part of the Gaza plan proposed by U.S. President Trump until all detainees were released. Netanyahu also said that if Hamas does not release the detainees "within the time set by Trump,"Israel will resume its offensive in Gaza "with the full support of all relevant countries."Netanyahu also promised that the Palestinian Authority would not govern the Gaza Strip after the war and that neither Hamas nor any representative of the Palestinian Authority would participate in the management of the Gaza Strip.

Israel Defense Forces Chief of Staff Zameir also said on the 5th thatThe army is ready to resume combat at any time., because the current suspension of operations is a diplomatic effort due to the armistice agreement. He said that the current situation is not a ceasefire, but a change in the combat situation. Israel's political leadership is turning the results of military operations into political achievements. However, if political efforts fail, the Israeli army will return to combat.

US hopes to reach an agreement as soon as possible earlier this week

U.S. Secretary of State Rubio said on Friday that he was holding talks on an agreement between Israel and Hamas.We hope that the details of the agreement will be clarified as soon as possible.

Rubio said that it is now the closest moment in a long time to release all detainees.The agreement between Israel and Hamas can¡¯t be delayed for days or even weeks, and now 90% of the work has been done, and they are finishing the details on logistics.Hopefully this will be done as soon as possible at the beginning of this week.

Rubio also said that Hamas agreed in principle to post-war arrangements, but the so-called second phase of disarmament, that is, Israel may use military means to disarm Hamas, will be difficult.

The demands of both sides are opposed

Hamas disarmed as a focus.

Currently, the outside world expects that the talks will set a deadline for the two-year war in Gaza.

According to the observation and analysis of General Station reporter Lu Junhong, looking at the many ceasefire negotiations between Israel and Kazakhstan in Egypt over the past year, the core demands of both sides have actually remained unchanged. The ultimate goal of Israel's Netanyahu government has always been to completely eliminate Hamas in this war, and Hamas's core demand is survival. It is precisely because of this complete opposition at the core level that the two sides have been unable to reach a true permanent ceasefire agreement. And this confrontation will still run through this negotiation. The core manifestation is how the two sides will reach an agreement on "Hamas disarmament."

Some experts say that for Hamas, insisting on resistance may not avoid the fate of being destroyed, but handing over weapons means being destroyed.Can the mediator provide some form of safeguards to increase the likelihood that Hamas will accept the clause? or can the mediator persuade Israel to make some form of compromise on the clause?

It has also been analysed that, given the pressure put on by the international community and the mediator, if both sides have sufficient sincerity, or can reach a conditional ceasefire agreement in the negotiations, some of the issues still unable to reach agreement will continue to be discussed in subsequent negotiations.