Benjamin Netanyahu is reportedly considering a new ceasefire proposal for Gaza that includes the partial release of hostages, after Hamas said it had accepted the deal proposed by Egypt and Qatar.

CAIRO (Reuters) -Hamas has agreed to a 60-day ceasefire proposal with Israel that includes the return of half the hostages held in Gaza and Israel's release of some Palestinian prisoners, an Egyptian official source said on Monday.

The displacement of Palestinians from the Gaza Strip is a “red line” and Cairo will not allow any party to risk Egypt’s national security or sovereignty, Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty said on Monday.

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu expressed readiness to realize Greater Israel, expanding the borders of Israel to include parts of Egypt and Jordan.

Egypt slammed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s expansionist rhetoric in the media of the so-called “Greater Israel” vision as threatening regional peace, fueling instability, and violating the sovereignty of Arab states and demanded official clarification from Israel.

Some members of Israel’s coalition have ruled out a proposed hostage deal with Hamas, but the prime minister has yet to state his position.

Greater Israel” is an extremist ideology for Israel to conquer Palestine as well as parts of numerous other countries.

In the statement, the Israeli PM also mentioned that the Netanyahu government and IDF are working on their plans regarding Gaza City.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu stated he is on a historic mission and supports the vision of Greater Israel, which includes territories designated for a future Palestinian state.