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The article discusses the progress in Cairo negotiations between Hamas and mediators regarding the second phase of the ceasefire agreement in the Gaza Strip. The key points involve Hamas's approval to include the terms "infrastructure" for weapons and "settlement of personnel status," along with forming a legal committee to address the rights of employees who worked within former government institutions. The reforms also include offering a consensus formula for integrating some weapon elements and placing the issue under international supervision. Despite ongoing pressure and guarantees not to halt the negotiations, there are still risks of Israel rejecting the proposals. Additionally, arrangements encompass the deployment of an international force in Gaza and the establishment of temporary facilities in Rafah, as steps aimed at reconstruction and improving humanitarian conditions. However, political tensions remain high, and Hamas continues to be concerned about Israel's rejection of the proposals.
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