A new round of Gaza cease-fire talks is starting. Why is a deal so elusive?
- International mediators aim to restart cease-fire negotiations between Israel and Hamas with talks beginning Thursday, but a breakthrough seems unlikely.
- Israel and Hamas have been considering an internationally-backed proposal for over two months to end the 10-month war and release around 110 hostages.
- Israel has reportedly added new demands to the proposal, while a statement from Netanyahu’s office referenced "essential clarifications" and noted Hamas's 29 additions.
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