A Palestinian resistance leader stressed that there is no talk of a partial agreement or a partial deal, stressing that what is being negotiated is a comprehensive, interim agreement for a ceasefire and the withdrawal of the occupation army from Gaza.

Yedioth Ahronoth warned today, Sunday, citing senior Israeli security sources, that the efforts of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government to conclude a swap deal in which a limited number of Israeli prisoners would be released, and only once, would expose the remaining prisoners held by the Palestinian resistance to danger.

A leadership delegation from the Islamic Resistance Movement Hamas visited the Egyptian capital, Cairo, yesterday, Wednesday, in an attempt to move the ceasefire negotiations in the Gaza Strip, following the stumbling block that marred the calm process, after the occupation government presented new demands and put them up for negotiation.

Qatari Foreign Ministry spokesman Majed Al-Ansari said on Tuesday that his country is ready to resume its mediation in indirect negotiations between Israel and Hamas to cease fire in the Gaza Strip "if there is seriousness from the parties" concerned.

Reuters quoted an informed official as saying that Qatar will withdraw from mediation efforts to stop the ceasefire in Gaza until "Hamas and Israel show a sincere willingness to return to the negotiating table."

A Hamas leader confirmed that "the movement's vision in this regard is fixed, which is an immediate ceasefire, an end to the genocide, starvation and displacement, the withdrawal of the occupation from all the lands of the Gaza Strip, and the provision of relief and reconstruction."