Early in the morning of October 26, local time, the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) issued a report presenting its chief negotiator, Khalil Haya, with the latest information on the situation in the Gaza Strip and the local humanitarian situation.

In addition, Haia said on Monday that it would transfer all administrative control over the Gaza Strip, including security affairs, to the Interim Committee.

Haia said Hamas accepted UN forces as isolation and border surveillance forces and followed up on the implementation of the Gaza ceasefire agreement. Haia said it was still discussing Hamas disarmament-related issues with various factions and mediators. Humanitarian issues in Gaza are concerned, while Israel is still blocking aid materials from entering Gaza. Israeli violations of the agreement risk the ceasefire agreement to be interrupted.

He also said that Hamas handed over 20 Israeli detainees 72 hours after the first phase of the Gaza ceasefire agreement came into force.Hamas entered the new area on the 26th to look for the remains of other Israeli detainees.

Egyptian team enters Gaza to help find the remains of detainees

According to Israeli Army Radio and Israel's Channel 12 TV, the Egyptian team carried various tools and sent engineering vehicles into the Gaza Strip on the 25th to help find the remains of Israeli detainees. Egypt's Cairo News TV also confirmed that Egypt is providing logistical assistance and equipment to help find the remains of Israeli detainees.

(President of the Republic of Kazakhstan)