US EditionAs Ceasefire Talks Stutter, Dozens Are Being Killed Every Day in Gaza
GAZA STRIP, PALESTINE, JUL 12 – Ceasefire talks in Doha face collapse amid disputes over aid delivery, military zones, and hostage release, with over 57,800 Gaza deaths reported by Hamas health ministry.
- Beginning last Sunday, representatives from Israel and Hamas have engaged in eight sessions of indirect negotiations conducted separately in Doha, focusing on a ceasefire in Gaza and the release of hostages.
- The talks are nearing failure due to significant disagreements over how much the Israeli military should withdraw and the process for providing humanitarian aid to Gaza.
- Israel suggested establishing a restricted area within Gaza, measuring between one and 1.5 kilometers in depth, along with a proposal for a camp in Rafah intended to initially accommodate 600,000 Palestinians who would be subject to security checks and barred from leaving.
- Critics described Israel's plan as resembling a concentration camp blueprint, while a senior Palestinian negotiator accused Israel of using the negotiations to delay decision-making and create the illusion that progress was being made.
- The stalled talks and unresolved issues suggest ongoing conflict and displacement risks, with Palestinian officials urging stronger US intervention to pressure Israel for meaningful concessions.
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As ceasefire talks stutter, dozens are being killed every day in Gaza
The talks on a new ceasefire for Gaza have stuttered in Doha – while in Gaza itself dozens of people are being killed every day as the Israeli military consolidates its control over large parts of the territory.
According to the newspaper, the parties are divided on the disputed issues.
SVT's foreign correspondent: "Standing far apart on several crucial points"
Gaza ceasefire talks in Doha on verge of collapse, report says
Despite optimism during Netanyahu’s US visit, talks remain stalled over IDF withdrawal; senior Palestinian official accuses Israel of stalling; as fighting continues, IDF strikes 250 terror targets in Gaza and warns residents to avoid the sea
The warring parties remain divided on key issues, including the withdrawal of Israeli forces from Gaza.
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