The head of Egyptian intelligence visits Tel Aviv to discuss the consolidation of the ceasefire and the "Trump proposal."

The head of the Egyptian General Intelligence, Major General Hassan Rashad, arrives in Tel Aviv on an official visit aimed at discussing the consolidation of the ceasefire in the Gaza Strip and preventing any violations that could lead to a new military escalation.

The channel clarified that Rashad will meet with officials in the occupying entity to discuss the latest developments on the ground, political, and humanitarian issues in Gaza, in addition to ways to facilitate the entry of humanitarian aid into the region.

The visit also aims to overcome obstacles to implementing the Trump proposal, which was presented by U.S. President Donald Trump to achieve temporary stability in Gaza and ensure compliance with the ceasefire conditions by all parties.

Egyptian and Hebrew sources reported that Rashad met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and discussed with him the details of the Trump plan, including military, humanitarian, and political issues related to the region.

He is also expected to meet with the U.S. envoy to the Middle East, Steve Wittekov, to follow up on the practical steps for implementing the American proposal and facilitating the delivery of aid.

The discussions address the commitment of all parties to the ceasefire in all affected areas, in addition to studying guarantees to facilitate the arrival of humanitarian aid.

The consultations include specific mechanisms to monitor compliance with the truce and ensure the balanced participation of all parties in the humanitarian and political process.