US EditionGaza ceasefire can be reached but may take more time, Israeli officials say
ISRAEL, JUL 8 – The proposed 60-day ceasefire includes phased hostage releases, Israeli troop withdrawals, and increased humanitarian aid, aiming to ease Gaza's crisis amid ongoing indirect talks mediated by the U.S.
- During Doha discussions, Israeli officials said gaps can be bridged but may take more than a few days to finalize in Qatar.
- Israeli officials say that despite gaps in Qatar-mediated talks since Sunday, a Gaza ceasefire deal is possible but may take more than a few days to finalize.
- The US-backed ceasefire proposal envisions a 60-day truce, phased hostage releases, and Israeli troop withdrawals, but negotiations remain stalled over key demands, including disarmament.
- Israeli military operations in Gaza continue with 29 Palestinians and five soldiers killed, highlighting ongoing hostilities despite diplomatic efforts, Netanyahu's instructions aim for a ceasefire, but violence persists.
- More broadly, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's July 7 letter nominating President Trump for a Nobel Peace Prize highlights the intense diplomatic maneuvering surrounding Gaza ceasefire efforts.
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Doha negotiations intensify as agreements emerge with Hamas amid key dispute
Intensive monitoring from Washington and Israel follows developments within the Doha negotiation chambers. Reports indicate that agreements have been achieved between parties concerning the aid distribution framework, allowing the truck system to return per Hamas requirements while distribution centers remain operational. This constitutes an unusual compromise, as channeling hundreds of trucks daily would restore aid distribution control to Hama…
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