On the 23rd local time, Israeli Foreign Minister Saar said that Israel is committed to making U.S. President Trump's "20-point plan" to end the Gaza conflict successful. He believes that the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) can easily return the remaining The remains of 13 detainees. Sal also said that Israel will not cooperate with the United Nations Relief and Works Agency in the Near East. He stressed that both Hamas and the Palestinian Islamic Jihad (Jihad) would disarm.

Sal also said that the Israeli Knesset's vote on the West Bank sovereignty bill is only a preliminary review, and without the support of the Israeli government, the follow-up process will not advance.

The Israeli parliament passed a non-legally binding motion in July calling on the Israeli government to ¡°exercise sovereignty¡± over Jewish settlements on the West Bank, which has been condemned by the international community.

Saar had previously stated that Israel is committed to implementing the ceasefire agreement in Gaza, but Hamas has not yet returned the remains of the remaining Israeli detainees. Hamas has repeatedly reiterated that Hamas is still committed to implementing the ceasefire agreement, but it will take some time to hand over all the remains. The reason is that some remains are buried in tunnels destroyed by the Israeli army and in the ruins of buildings bombed by the Israeli army. To find these remains, Israel must allow heavy machinery and excavation equipment to enter the Gaza Strip. (Headquarters reporter Zhou Xuan)