US EditionGaza truce talks faltering over withdrawal, Palestinian and Israeli sources say
GAZA STRIP, PALESTINE, JUL 12 – Negotiations stalled as Israel proposes maintaining military presence in over 40% of Gaza, while Hamas demands full troop withdrawal, blocking a 60-day ceasefire and hostage release deal.
- Talks for a ceasefire in Gaza are faltering due to disagreements over Israeli troop withdrawal, according to Palestinian and Israeli sources in Doha.
- Hamas has rejected Israel's proposed withdrawal plans, which would leave 40% of Gaza under Israeli control, according to a Palestinian source.
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu emphasized that neutralizing Hamas as a security threat is essential for any long-term ceasefire discussions.
- The conflict began on October 7, 2023, resulting in over 57,000 Palestinian deaths and significant humanitarian crises, as reported by Gaza health authorities.
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The indirect negotiations between Israel and Hamas on a ceasefire in Gaza are stumbling down on the issue of the withdrawal of the Israeli army.
·Montreal, Canada
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Israel-Hamas War: Gaza horror to continue? Peace talks falter due to Israeli forces' withdrawal dispute
Delegations from Israel and Hamas have been in Qatar since Sunday in a renewed push for an agreement which envisages a phased release of hostages, Israeli troop withdrawals and discussions on ending the war entirely.
·New Delhi, India
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