Practical procedures and mechanisms to implement the Agreement for the exchange of Israeli hostages and Palestinian Prisoners and the return to a sustainable calm which would achieve a permanent ceasefire between the two sides
- Stage two preparations:
The parties and the mediators’ objective is to achieve a final consensus to implement the May 27 2024 Agreement on the exchange of hostages and prisoners and return to a sustainable calm which would achieve a permanent ceasefire between the Parties.
All procedures in the first stage will continue in stage 2 so long as the negotiations of the conditions of implementing stage 2 are ongoing and the guarantors of this Agreement shall work to ensure that negotiations continue until an agreement is reached.
- Israeli forces withdrawal:
Withdrawal of Israeli forces eastwards from densely populated areas along the borders of the Gaza strip, including Wadi Gaza (Netzarim axis and Kuwait roundabout).
The Israeli forces will be deployed in a perimeter (700) metres with an exception at 5 localised points to be increased no more than (400) additional meters that the Israeli side will determine, south and west of the border, and based on the maps agreed upon by both sides which accompany the agreement.
- Prisoner Exchange:
a. The 9 ill and wounded from the list of 33 will be released in exchange for the release of 110 Palestinian prisoners with life sentences.
b. Israel will release 1000 Gazan detainees from 8 October 2023 that were not involved in 7 October 2023
c. The Elderly (men over 50) from the list of 33 will be released in exchange for an exchange key of 1:3 life sentences + 1:27 other sentences.
d. Ebra Mangesto and Hesham el-Sayed - will be released according to an exchange key of 1:30, as well as 47 Shalit prisoners.
e. A number of Palestinian prisoners will be released abroad or in Gaza based on lists agreed upon between both sides.
- Philadelphi corridor:
a. The Israeli side will gradually reduce the forces in the corridor area during stage 1 based on the accompanying maps and the agreement between both sides.
b. After the last hostage release of stage one, on day 42, the Israeli forces will begin their withdrawal and complete it no later than day 50.
- Rafah Border Crossing:
a. The Rafah crossing will be ready for the transfer of civilians and for the wounded after the release of all women (civilian and soldiers). Israel will work toward the readiness of the crossing as soon as the agreement is signed.
b. Israeli forces will redeploy around the Rafah Crossing according to the attached maps.
c. 50 wounded military individuals will be allowed to cross daily accompanied by (3) individuals. Each individual crossing will require Israeli and Egyptian approval.
d. The crossing will be operated based on the August 2024 discussions with Egypt.
- Exit of ill and wounded civilians:
a. All ill and wounded Palestinian civilians will be allowed to cross via Rafah border crossing, according to section 12 in the 27 May 2024 agreement.
- Return of unarmed internally displaced (Netzarim Corridor):
a. The return is agreed based on the 27 May 2024 agreement section 3-a and 3-b.
b. On day 7, the internally displaced pedestrians will be allowed to return north, without carrying arms and without inspection via Rashid street. On day 22, they will be allowed to return north from the Salahudin street as well, without inspection.
C. On day 7, vehicles and any non-pedestrian traffic will be allowed to return north of Netzarim corridor after vehicle inspection which will be performed by a private company which will be determined by the mediators in sync with the Israeli side, based on an agreed upon mechanism.
- Humanitarian aid protocol:
a. Humanitarian aid procedures under the agreement will be done subject to the humanitarian protocol agreed upon under the supervision of the mediators.
My gut says something’s off. There had to be a back room deal.
Of course, Israel is just taking a break to please Trump. After recovering the hostages the USA will send more weapons to resume the genocide.
Lets hope some good comes of this but I am 99% sure isisrael will break it in the first days.
Some people are calling trump the real harm reduction candidate
That’s assuming this deal goes through and the ceasefire isn’t violated by the entity.
Forgive me for being pessimistic, but I highly doubt that the entity will follow through with this ceasefire. That’s also assuming the ceasefire is permanent, which I also doubt.
Basically I wouldn’t be celebrating this now. It’s best to wait and see where this actually goes.
My personal theories are
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This is a show to be played to make Trump look good. At the very least he will take credit. Hiss brainless supporters will lose attention pretty quick then the genocide starts back up and they are too angry about gay, black, Chinese, etc. people existing to care about it.
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The US is overtaxed and need to pull back so it can focus on South America with the recent stuff about Venezuela and Nicaragua. They don’t have the ability to do both that and Israel. Ukraine is already yesterday’s news to them at this point so something else has to go.
i feel like you nailed it, its all just a performance to make trump look good. The zionists will keep bombing and shooting Palestinians indiscriminately but media won’t be reporting anything.
I feel like it’s the latter and Trump may want to either focus on Latin America or Asia to get to China.
Trump obviously doesn’t give a shit about Palestinians but the arms/cash flow towards the Zionists is probably hampering other plans.
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Hope for the best, plan for the worst. We can be hopeful that this is a good deal that won’t immediately be violated but we definitely need to be ready for this to go south immediately and be violated by Isntreal.
It’ll definitely at some point, sooner or later, be violated by the Zionist entity.
But this is still far more than what Biden was able or cared to do.
Wait a second, Trump isn’t President
From what I’ve heard the political pressure placed on Israel to agree to a ceasefire came from the Trump team - he wanted a ceasefire to be in place before he became president. That’s why it’s agreed for Sunday before his inauguration on Monday.
From what I heard, the political pressure came from Hamas, which was winning the war.
Therefore, Trump had nothing to do with it.
I don’t know about that. I doubt this would’ve happened at this time if Kamala Harris won. Palestinians have been hurt so much by the Zionist entity and Trump made a big thing about himself supposedly promoting peace in his campaign, so this might be to placate some of his supporters in the US.
Hamas was never going to be 100% defeated and Netanyahu has wanted to drag the war out for a while.
I don’t know if ‘Israel’ is going to fully honour the deal or not. Reading through it, it seems as though they have room to maintain some form of increased occupation of the Gaza Strip. I really hope that Hamas haven’t agreed to a permanent veiled/obfuscated Israeli occupation of the Netzarim and Philadelphi corridors but unfortunately that is what I suspect might be the case. But I am glad that Palestinians will be able to leave Zionist concentration camps.
I’ve seen no one call Trump the harm reduction candidate.
I don’t trust it. Maybe there’s a catch?
But then again, Israel wasn’t close to winning the war.
Maybe now that they have more land in Syria, they can “bow out” and say that they “won” something.
Hamas is only stronger now; more recruits have replaced all the depleted numbers.
The “safe zones” for the IDF were repeatedly bombed. Why is that?
I think they lost ground.
