On October 5, local time, Israeli Defense Army Chief of Staff Zamil said the Israeli army would be ready to resume combat operations as the current suspension was due to diplomatic efforts to a ceasefire agreement.

Zamir said that at present, it is not a ceasefire, but a change in the combat situation. The Israeli political leadership is turning the achievements of military operations into political achievements. However, if political efforts fail, the Israeli army will return to battle.

According to the Israeli army, during his inspection in the Netcharim Corridor, Zamir also temporarily organized troops to conduct emergency drills to simulate Hamas attacks on Israeli outposts.

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Hamas delegation arrives in Egypt to negotiate with Israel

The Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) said on the evening of October 5 that a delegation led by the group's senior leader, Khalil Ha'a, had arrived in Egypt and would hold talks with Israel on October 6.

The Egyptian Foreign Ministry issued a statement on the evening of the 4th, saying that Egypt will host the negotiations between the Israeli and Hamas delegations on the 6th. The talks will focus on the "20-point plan" for a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip. Discuss the on-site conditions and detailed arrangements for exchange personnelIn addition to the Israeli and Hamas delegation, U.S. Special Envoy for the Middle East Witkov and representatives of the mediator will travel to Egypt to join the negotiations.

Hamas 'chief negotiator makes his first appearance since the attack on Doha

On the eve of talks between Israel and the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) on a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, Qatari Arabic TV exclusively broadcast a video of Hamas chief negotiator Khalil Haia, who appeared for the first time after escaping an Israeli assassination a month ago.

The video broadcast by Arabi TV late at night on the 4th was two and a half minutes long. In the video, Haya spoke out about Israel's September 9 air strike on the Hamas leadership in Doha, the capital of Qatar. The video alone cannot confirm whether he was injured in the assassination.

Haya said the pain of losing his son, chief of staff, and entourage was huge, but it was nothing compared to the suffering of the people of Gaza, who all died because of the crimes of the Israeli occupying forces. "Today, Palestinians are moving forward with dignity in pain."

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According to the U.S. cable news network, Hamas said the video was recorded on Thursday.A Egyptian official said the Hamas planned to lead a mission to Egypt for negotiations.

Hamas and Israel are scheduled to start indirect negotiations on the 6th on the release of Israeli detainees and Palestinian prisoners and the initial withdrawal of Israel's troops in the "20-point plan" proposed by the United States. Qatar and Egypt continue to mediate, and US representatives will join the negotiations. According to Israeli media reports, the venue of the negotiations will be changed from Cairo to Sharm el-Sheikh, a coastal city on the Red Sea in Egypt.

Israel attacked a residential building in Doha on September 9, when the Hamas negotiating delegation was meeting to discuss the ceasefire plan proposed by the United States in Gaza. The air strike killed Haya's son, the chief of office, three accompanying members and a member of the Qatari security forces. The attack triggered strong condemnation around the world, and US President Trump also expressed dissatisfaction.

After meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu in the White House on September 29, Trump announced that the latter accepted his "20-point plan" on a ceasefire in Gaza and post-war arrangements.

International crude oil prices increased by more than 1%

Influenced by the geopolitical situation, the international crude oil price increased by more than 1%, at the time of issue, Brent crude oil report $ 65,109, up 0.90; WTI New York crude oil report $ 61.051, up 0.86%.

The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) issued a statement on October 5 that eight major oil producers of OPEC and non-OPEC countries decided to maintain production increases in November, increasing the average daily output of 13.7 million barrels of crude oil.

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