Egypt proposed a new plan for the end of the Israeli war in Gaza.
Egypt suggested a plan for renewing a tribute between Israel and Hamas.
Includes the gradual release of the Israeli prisoners and the withdrawal of Israeli forces from the besieged gauze belt.
The plan comes while Kairo faces high pressure, and US President Donald Trump urged Egypt to take over the displaced Palestine from Gaza.
For his part, Israel remained defiant.
He intensified his attacks on Gaza, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned that they were “just the beginning”.
So, will the Egyptian proposal be to run by Netanyahu and his government?
And would any renewed truce deal with the Hamas chance of survival?
Leader:
James Bays
Guests:
Hellyer – Older Colleague of Geopolitics, International Security and Study in the Middle East at the Royal United Services Institute
AKIKA ELDAR – Political analyst and former columnist for Haaretz newspaper
Khaled Elgindy – Visitor of Scientists at the Contemporary Arab Studies Center, Georgetown University
