Israelโค has expressed โreservations regarding Hamas‘s acceptance of a โคceasefire proposal, while China โhas issued a strong statement urging a swift implementation ofโ the โฃagreement. The advancement comes โamidโฃ ongoing โeffortsโ toโข end the conflict in Gaza, with the United States also responding to the proposed truce.
The Israeli foreign Ministry stated โขon may โค27, โ2025,โค that it โis not yet satisfied with Hamas’s response to โthe โฃceasefire terms, โcalling for further steps to “restore security andโค stability” and achieve a “just and comprehensive peace based on aโ two-state solution.” The statement signals โฃcontinued complexities in reaching a lasting resolution, despite the apparent breakthrough in negotiations. The situation impacts regional stability, the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, โคand ongoing diplomatic efforts involving key international actors.
Hamas announced its agreement to the ceasefire proposal earlier on May 27, 2025, prompting reactions from both Israel and the United States. Details of the proposal remainโฃ largely undisclosed, โฃbutโ it reportedly involves a phased withdrawal โof Israeli forces from Gaza, the releaseโ of hostages held by Hamas, and a commitment to long-term security arrangements.
China’s responseโ was notably direct, with a โคforeign ministry spokesperson emphasizing the urgency of implementing the ceasefire. The statement underscored the need to prevent further escalation and alleviate the suffering of civilians in Gaza. โคChina has consistently calledโ for a two-state solution and has been involved in diplomatic effortsโ to de-escalate theโข conflict.