Ceasefire Proposal: Path to Peace in Gaza Amidst Deep Divisions
Israel agreed to a U.S.-backed ceasefire proposal for Gaza as humanitarian aid expands amidst pressure to halt fighting. Differences between Hamas and Israel hinder long-term peace efforts. The newly established U.S.-endorsed aid operation faces criticism for inadequacy while aiming to relieve the war-torn enclave.

Israel agreed to a U.S.-backed ceasefire proposal for Gaza while humanitarian aid ventures expand to relieve the region. The White House confirmed the acceptance of the proposal, yet Israeli authorities remain tight-lipped on specific details.
The Palestinian group Hamas is reviewing the American envoy's proposal, aiming to balance their community's needs with cessation of the Israeli offensive. Present tensions follow the contentious breakdown of a previous ceasefire in March.
The U.S.-endorsed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation aims to broaden its aid distribution amidst criticism of its efforts as inadequate, struggling amidst international pressure on Israel to facilitate greater food access and end hostilities in the densely populated enclave.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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