According to sources, negotiations between Israel and Hamas have reached agreement on four main issues

On December 21, the Saudi "Middle East News" quoted Egyptian sources as saying on December 20 local time that the indirect negotiations between Israel and the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) in Doha, the capital of Qatar, have reached an agreement on the framework for the settlement of four main issues, including the release of detainees by Hamas, the release of Palestinians detained by Israel, and the gradual withdrawal of Israeli troops from the "Philadelphia Corridor" on the border between Gaza and Egypt, and the supervision of the "Chatarim Corridor" in central Gaza. The source also said that the Israeli side put forward new conditions in the negotiations, which caused the negotiations to be delayed. Representatives of relevant parties may travel to Cairo, the capital of Egypt, next week to continue negotiations to finalize the content of the agreement. The implementation of the agreement may be in early 2025 or the first week after Trump takes office as US president. Hamas and Israel have not yet responded to the news.