US EditionIsraeli Officials Say Next Sunday Is Optimal Date For Ceasefire Agreement With Hamas
GAZA STRIP, PALESTINE, JUL 21 – Hamas delays ceasefire reply amid mediator pressure as Gaza’s humanitarian crisis deepens with over 58,000 Palestinians killed since October 2023, officials say.
- In Doha, Qatar, Hamas has not yet issued a response to the latest ceasefire proposal, reported by Israeli public broadcaster KAN, while the Israeli delegation continued talks.
- By engaging with Palestinian factions, Hamas began internal consultations to evaluate withdrawal maps, reflecting hesitation over prisoner releases.
- While mediators from Egypt and Qatar, an anonymous source involved in the talks told N12, hundreds of Palestinians have been killed since receiving the new proposal last week.
- With a deadline looming, mediators warned Hamas will bear full blame if ceasefire talks collapse, while senior Israeli officials marked Sunday as the target for signing the agreement.
- According to the United Nations, over 85% of Gaza's population has been displaced, many living in overcrowded shelters, with mediators warning Hamas will bear full blame if talks collapse.
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Israeli Officials Say Next Sunday Is Optimal Date For Ceasefire Agreement With Hamas
JERUSALEM (VINnews) — Senior Israeli officials familiar with the details of the emerging hostage deal confirmed on Monday to the Kipa news site that both Israel and the United States are marking this coming Sunday as a target date for signing an agreement on the release of hostages and a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip. […]
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Mediators warn Hamas will bear full blame if ceasefire talks collapse
Sources say Hamas military wing in Gaza delaying response to proposal as civilian toll mounts. By David Brummer, World Israel News Efforts to secure a hostage release and ceasefire agreement remain at a standstill, with mediators warning that the blame for any breakdown in talks will fall entirely on Hamas. According to Israel’s N12 news outlet, while senior Hamas officials in Doha have shown signs of support for the latest proposal, the group’s…
How Hamas aims to maximize gains in ceasefire talks
Hamas believes it has found a pressure point in Israeli society and is working to exploit it to squeeze as many concessions as possible in negotiations for a ceasefire. This is yet another in a long line of gambles that could come at great cost to the terrorist organization, particularly given the gap between Israeli public opinion and media discourse. Still, it appears that Hamas' misreading of the situation is once again driving its strategy. …
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