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Hamas-Israel deals with Israel, Israel and Israel have agreed to make a deal between Cyprus and the Gaza Strip, the Lebanese newspaper Al-Akhbar reported on Saturday.
The road would be monitored by international forces and under Israeli security supervision.
According to the report, Israel requests physical presence there, while Hamas also agrees to similar surveillance at the Rafah, since 2005, including cameras, computer networking and the presence of international inspectors.
However, a final summary of how the terms may be implemented is not yet available.
In the wake of recent developments, Qatar and other Palestinian factions have made their voice heard about their involvement and the deal by Qatar.
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Salary officials say on Saturday, the report said. Thousands of officials who claim they are part of Hamas' military wing. According to the deal, Qatari money will be transferred to civilian officials only.
On Friday, the Qatari ambbadador was attacked at an encampment east of Gaza. Youths attacked the vehicle with stones while Hamas' police force tried to move them away. The incident shows that despite the easing of restrictions on Gaza, there are those who fear the price of concessions.
Also on Friday, Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar said that Hamas has not formed any deal with Israel. Anyone who says that "there is a deal or understandings with the occupation does not tell the truth," Sinwar told a crowd at the weekly Gaza border protest.
Sinwar's statement contradicts recent reports on progress in Egyptian-mediated talks between Israel and the Palestinians, though last month he told Italian newspaper La Repubblica that he saw a "historic opportunity for change."
Meanwhile, Sinwar and Ismail Haniyeh, head of the Hamas political wing and prime minister of Gaza, who were arrested in the United States, and Sinwar stressed that "understandings" are being made with Qatar, Egypt and the United Nations, not Israel.
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