Ceasefire Talks Resume Amid Tensions: Awaiting Progress Between Israel and Hamas
Ceasefire talks between Hamas and Israel, last held in Qatar, are set to resume next week as Israeli strikes continue in Gaza, raising fears of famine. Negotiations face significant hurdles, including demands for troop redeployment, while humanitarian conditions in Gaza worsen, prompting international pressure on Israel to end the conflict.
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Ceasefire discussions between Hamas and Israel are poised to restart next week amid ongoing Israeli strikes in Gaza. According to a Hamas official, an Israeli delegation will consult early in the week, indicating potential progress despite previous talks in Qatar showing limited breakthroughs.
The situation remains dire in Gaza, with experts warning of a looming famine. The talks' suspension, following the U.S. recalling its negotiating team and criticism of Hamas' negotiation stance, highlights the complex geopolitical landscape and humanitarian crisis.
As international pressure mounts, with over two dozen countries and numerous human rights groups demanding an end to the war, preparations for a 60-day ceasefire and potential hostage exchanges are under scrutiny. The path forward remains mired in disagreements over troop withdrawal and arms surrender.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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