Israel’s security cabinet is expected to deliberate on the details of a proposed long-term truce agreement with Hamas, Israeli TV reported Saturday.
According to the Hebrew-language Channel 12 news, the deal could see Israel committing to increase the number of entry permits granted to Gaza residents seeking to travel to the Jewish State for work, an increase of the fishing zone off the coast of the Palestinian enclave, medical assistance and the construction of a natural gas pipeline.
Whereas Hamas, the Palestinian terror group that rules the territory, would commit to stepping up its efforts to stop rocket fire at southern Israel and curb the Friday border protests.
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