Israel and Egypt Discuss High-Tech Surveillance to Facilitate Gaza Ceasefire

Negotiations focus on electronic monitoring system to replace Israeli troops at the Gaza-Egypt border, addressing smuggling concerns and easing tensions.

Israeli and Egyptian negotiators are considering an electronic surveillance system on the Gaza-Egypt border.
The system aims to detect tunnels and prevent smuggling, potentially allowing Israeli troop withdrawal.
Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu insists on maintaining control over the border, complicating talks.
The United States may finance the surveillance system if an agreement is reached.
The ongoing conflict has resulted in significant casualties and humanitarian issues in Gaza.