Israeli "Mossad" presented a draft agreement with Hamas
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The head of the "Mossad" David Barnea presented to ministers in the war cabinet the main principles consisting of 9 points.
The head of the Israeli intelligence service "Mossad" David Barnea presented a draft of a potential agreement with the Palestinian movement Hamas on a temporary cessation of hostilities and exchange of hostages, reports Israeli TV channel N12.
According to the TV station's report, the deal could be implemented in stages. The first phase could see the release of 35 Israeli women in exchange for a suspension of hostilities for 35 days. It is expected that the agreement could be extended for another week to negotiate the second phase, which would see the release of civil defence members, young men and Israel Defence Forces soldiers.
Earlier it was reported that militants of the radical Palestinian movement Hamas had agreed to a phased release of Palestinians without demanding the release of those sentenced to long prison terms.
According to the TV station's report, the deal could be implemented in stages. The first phase could see the release of 35 Israeli women in exchange for a suspension of hostilities for 35 days. It is expected that the agreement could be extended for another week to negotiate the second phase, which would see the release of civil defence members, young men and Israel Defence Forces soldiers.
Earlier it was reported that militants of the radical Palestinian movement Hamas had agreed to a phased release of Palestinians without demanding the release of those sentenced to long prison terms.
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