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china news service, september 20. according to a report by cnn on the 19th local time, a senior adviser to israeli prime minister netanyahu has submitted a new gaza ceasefire agreement proposal to the us government.

cnn quoted israeli media reports as saying that the proposal includes: permanently ending the conflict in the gaza strip; releasing all israeli personnel detained by hamas and exchanging them for hamas personnel detained by israel; and israel providing "safe passage" for hamas leader sinwar and other hamas members to leave the gaza strip.

in addition, israeli media kan news said that the new agreement calls for the disarmament of the gaza strip and replacing hamas in the gaza strip with a "new administrative mechanism."

us media said it was unclear whether the proposal involved the issue of israeli troops stationed in gaza after a ceasefire and exchange of detained personnel was reached - the crux of the current deadlock in negotiations. us officials believe that it is unlikely that sinwar will leave gaza.

another israeli source familiar with the negotiations told cnn that the israeli negotiating team has not discussed the proposal as a basis for a new round of talks with hamas, which have been stalled for weeks.

according to lebanon's square tv, a hamas official said that hamas has not received any new proposals for a ceasefire agreement in gaza.

he also responded that israel's proposal to provide a 'safe passage' for hamas leader sinwar and others to leave gaza was "absurd" and said the proposal "ignored the efforts made by the mediating parties in the past eight months of negotiations."