Israel is preparing to implement the US plan to allow only children up to the age of 14 and women to be returned to the northern Gaza Strip as part of the deal.

Within the framework of the deal known as the “American plan,” as reported by Israeli radio, only children up to the age of 14 and women will be able to return to the northern Gaza Strip, and at the same time crossing points will be established where every person will be examined before passing.

One of the main sticking points in the negotiations with Hamas is Hamas's demand to return residents to their homes in the northern Gaza Strip, which the Israeli army does not currently allow.

According to the report, sources in the military apparatus say that the Israeli army will not allow the return of “wanted persons” to the northern Gaza Strip, even if it allows the return of residents to the north.

According to what was stated in the report, as part of the deal, the establishment of tent cities in the Middle Camp and Khan Yunis area for residents of the Gaza Strip who lost their homes is being considered, and in Israel they are thinking positively about including this issue in the prisoner exchange release deal that is taking shape.