According to the report, on the first day, a series of official talks are expected to begin on four topics: the continued release of hostages, long-term security arrangements in Gaza, post-Hamas governance in Gaza, and a permanent ceasefire.
The framework includes international guarantees from Egypt, Qatar, and the United States, as well as a personal commitment from US President Donald Trump, with his envoy Steve Witkoff expected to lead the negotiations. If a permanent agreement is reached, all hostages will be released.
At the same time, it was reported that senior Hamas officials in Doha, including chief negotiator Khalil al-Hayya, were recently asked to hand over their personal weapons as part of the pressures to reach an agreement.
According to estimates, the threat to al-Hayya’s life has led to flexibility in his positions and a willingness in principle to accept the deal’s framework, even at the cost of conceding some of Hamas’ key demands.
