The United States proposes to extend the Gaza ceasefire agreement until April

BlockBeats reported that on March 15th, the United States proposed a plan to extend the current ceasefire agreement in Gaza until April, extending its duration beyond Ramadan and Passover. According to a statement released by the White House on Friday, the proposal aims to provide more time for negotiations to permanently end hostilities. According to a statement from the relevant office, the proposal, known as the "transition" plan, was put forward by US Middle East envoy Vitkov and National Security Council official Eric Trager on Wednesday. The statement further elaborated that this proposal has been conveyed to Hamas through Qatar and Egypt's partners. The statement clearly states that this' transition 'plan needs to be implemented as soon as possible. In addition, the proposal also calls for the immediate release of Idan Alexander, who holds dual citizenship of the United States and Israel. (Golden Ten)