[World Wide Web Reporter Li Ziyu] According to Reuters, negotiations between Israel and the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) are imminent. German Foreign Minister Wadfour issued a statement on the 6th local time that the current efforts to end the Palestinian-Israeli conflict are the most promising attempt since the conflict broke out two years ago.

"For the first time in two years, the relevant negotiations are not only about a ceasefire, but also focused on a practical political solution. Israel, Arab countries and Palestinian parties are currently exchanging views on the follow-up development direction of the Gaza Strip." Wadfur said in an interview.

Hamas and Israel are scheduled to start indirect negotiations on October 6 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 for ceasefire and post-war arrangements in the Gaza Strip. 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.

On October 5, Hamas issued a statement saying that a Hamas delegation had arrived in Egypt that night and would start negotiations with the Israeli delegation on reaching a ceasefire mechanism in the Gaza Strip, Israeli withdrawal and exchange of detainees. The Israeli Prime Minister's Office issued a statement on the evening of the same day saying that the Israeli delegation will depart on the 6th for the city of Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, to hold negotiations on a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip.