Sources say implementation would begin within 14 days once approved by all relevant parties involved in the agreement.
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Palestinian sources have revealed details of a proposed roadmap for the second phase of the Gaza ceasefire agreement, offering a clearer picture of how the next stage of the truce could proceed.
According to the sources, implementation of the second phase would begin within 14 days after approval by all relevant parties, including those involved in the ongoing mediation efforts.
The proposed phase is expected to focus on extending the ceasefire, advancing humanitarian measures, facilitating additional prisoner and detainee exchanges and creating conditions for broader political negotiations aimed at ending the conflict.
Mediators from regional and international partners have been working to bridge remaining differences between the parties, although significant obstacles reportedly remain before a final agreement can be reached.
No official confirmation has yet been issued by all parties regarding the reported roadmap, and negotiations on the ceasefire continue amid the fragile security situation in Gaza and the surrounding region.
