BREAKING: HAMAS PROVIDE CEASEFIRE PROPOSAL 1. Ceasefire in Gaza one week before the start of the implementation of the deal. 2. Clear Israeli acknowledgment of withdrawal from Gaza with international guarantees to achieve this withdrawal. 3. No humanitarian truce, but rather a cessation of aggression on Gaza. 4. Freedom of movement in Gaza and allowing all displaced persons to return to their homes and areas without any conditions. 5. From the first day of implementing the deal, aid is allowed to enter all areas of Gaza without segmenting it into security squares. 6. After the first week of the ceasefire in Gaza, the exchange process begins, with Hamas not objecting to it being in installments and with international guarantees that Israel will not violate these agreements. 7. Absolute rejection of allowing any released detainee outside Palestinian territories, and each is released in their own region. 8. Release of all detainees from the Shalit deal who were re-arrested as a breach of the deal, numbering 57 detainees without being part of the deal. 9. Detainees from inside Israel and Jerusalem are an essential part of the deal, and we do not accept an Israeli veto on this criterion. 10. Hamas and the resistance factions will provide the names of the first batch of Israeli captives 48 hours before the exchange execution, without pre-arranged lists for the number of captives and bodies, as the counting process will take more time if the war stops. 11. Hamas, for the first time, presented a list of names to be the first batch for the exchange process, and it was determined as follows: a. 160 detainees with high and old sentences, starting with the following names: - Marwan Barghouti - Ahmed Sa'adat - Abdullah Barghouti - Ibrahim Hamed - Abbas al-Sayed and the rest of the names in the list according to precedence and judgment without regard to faction or geography. b. All women, regardless of their sentences, faction, or geography. c. All patients, regardless of their sentence, age, or identity, and this clause is titled Prisoner Walid Daqqa. d. Elderly individuals, with the definition of elderly being sixty and above according to international standards. e. All children and minors, regardless of their sentence or identity, with the age limit defined as 18 and below according to international standards. After completing the first batch, we move on to the second batch amidst a comprehensive agreement to cease fire and achieve the complete withdrawal of the Israeli army from the Gaza Strip and the opening of all crossings to allow all aid to reach the people of the Strip without Israeli control, and without achieving this, we will not proceed to the rest of the batches, which include bodies.”