Israel, Hamas Resume Ceasefire Negotiations in Qatar
Israel, Hamas Resume Ceasefire Negotiations in Qatar

Israel, Hamas Resume Ceasefire Negotiations in Qatar

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Hamas has resumed indirect ceasefire negotiations with Israel in Doha, Qatar, aiming for a permanent truce and the withdrawal of Israeli forces from Gaza. Despite ongoing Israeli airstrikes that resulted in at least 56 Palestinian deaths recently, there is cautious optimism surrounding the talks, as both sides seek to address hostages and the return of displaced individuals. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has authorized a delegation from various security agencies to participate in the discussions, and U.S. President Joe Biden's proposed three-phase plan is expected to guide the negotiations. However, months of deadlock and escalating violence have raised concerns about the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, with thousands affected and aid severely limited. Both Hamas and Israel have accused each other of introducing new hurdles to the negotiations, complicating progress towards a ceasefire. As the situation remains tense, international calls for increased humanitarian aid continue amidst the conflict.

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