The Israeli media announced the initial agreement between Hamas and Israel

According to Mehr news agency, quoted by Al Jazeera, the Israel Radio and Television Organization announced the initial agreement between Israel and Hamas for the exchange of prisoners between the two sides.

According to this report, Hamas and Israel have reached an initial agreement in negotiations for the second phase and the implementation of the first phase.

According to the report of the Israel Radio and Television Organization, both sides have investigated the possibility of reaching a permanent ceasefire agreement and creating a process between the stages of the agreement.

According to the report of this organization, Qatar has conveyed a positive message from Hamas to Israel for progress in the ceasefire negotiations in Gaza.

According to this report, this message addressed issues such as the list of prisoners and points of disagreement between the parties.

After receiving this message, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held an emergency meeting with the Minister of War and the Israeli negotiating team.

Israel's Channel 12 also quoted its sources as saying that security and military institutions are optimistic about reaching a ceasefire agreement.

On the other hand, Reuters news agency also reported that Trump's envoy to the Middle East in Qatar met and discussed with Qatar's Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Mohammad bin Abdulrahman Al Thani about the ceasefire agreement in Gaza.

On the other hand, the Al Jazeera network quoted the head of the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) as saying: I think there is still an opportunity to sign a ceasefire agreement in Gaza.

He said that we will try to sign the ceasefire agreement by January 20 (1st of February) and coordination with the future government is also good and there is an opportunity to sign this agreement.

William Burns added: “Now is the time to reach an agreement in Gaza and the negotiations are serious and will provide the possibility of signing this agreement in the coming weeks.”