The possibility of announcing a ceasefire from noon today/Hamas demanded the body of al-Sanwar

According to Mehr News Agency, quoted by Al Jazeera Qatar, Israel's Channel 13 predicted that the ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas will be announced at noon today, Tuesday.

This news comes amid increasing international pressure to end the conflict in Gaza.

An Israeli government official also confirmed that the US special envoy conveyed a strong message from US President-elect Donald Trump to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and asked him to reach a ceasefire agreement as soon as possible.

This government official has also announced: This agreement will have the support of the majority of cabinet members.

In this regard, the American news site Axios reported, quoting an official, that in the first phase of the agreement, Israeli forces will withdraw to the buffer zone in the Gaza Strip and near the border.

He said: The Israeli army will also gradually leave the Netsarim crossing in the center of the Gaza Strip and the Philadelphia axis (Salahuddin) on the Egyptian border.

This official added: The Netsarim crossing and the Philadelphia axis were two key points of disagreement in the past negotiations between Israel and Hamas, which have now been agreed upon.

On the other hand, the Hadath news network of Saudi Arabia quoted sources that it called informed; announced: The Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) has demanded the handover of the body of Yahya al-Sanwar, the late head of the movement's office, in the first stage of the prisoner exchange.

Kan Israel network also quoted the statement of the coordinator of the affairs of Israeli prisoners to the families of these prisoners: the negotiations in Doha have reached a very advanced stage.

In this statement, it was announced: The progress includes all clauses of the agreement and the negotiations include all the hostages.

The statement added: In the past days and hours, the focus has been on the details of the first phase of the agreement.