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Hamas says 'no point' to truce talks as Israel plans to capture all of Gaza

Hamas official Basem Naim declared on Tuesday that talks for a truce with Israel have no point following Israel's plan to capture the entire Gaza Strip.
Israel's security cabinet has recently approved a military strategy to intensify operations in Gaza, which includes the large-scale displacement of most residents, following the ongoing conflict that began with Hamas's assault on Israel on October 7, 2023.
Nearly the entire population of Gaza has been displaced repeatedly amid a strict Israeli blockade imposed from early March, resulting in a dire humanitarian situation with the threat of widespread famine.
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres voiced deep concern over the Israeli strategy, cautioning that it is likely to result in many civilian casualties and extensive damage, while France’s foreign minister Jean-Noël Barrot condemned the planned offensive as unacceptable and a breach of humanitarian law.
The refusal by Hamas to pursue ceasefire talks and the decision for expanded Israeli military action suggest intensified conflict will continue, raising concerns over further civilian suffering and geopolitical instability.

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Panikoff quoted in The Independent on Trump and Biden's efforts to secure a Gaza ceasefire

The post Panikoff quoted in The Independent on Trump and Biden’s efforts to secure a Gaza ceasefire appeared first on Atlantic Council.

6 hours ago·Washington, United States

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Israel's plans for Gaza: Hamas rejects further talks

No further talks - this is the Hamas terrorist organization's response to Israel's plans to conquer and occupy the Gaza Strip. Israel's far-right Minister Smotrich goes one step further.

7 hours ago·Hamburg, Germany

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Hamas says Gaza truce talks pointless as Israel wages 'hunger war'

Hamas on Tuesday dismissed as pointless ceasefire talks with Israel, accusing it of waging a "hunger war" on Gaza, where famine looms, as the Israeli military prepared for a broader assault.

8 hours ago·Cherokee County, United States

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HonestReporting

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▶ Hamas Controls Gaza’s Media—And the Global Narrative

Your feed is flooded with news from Gaza—but have you ever stopped to ask: who’s actually allowed to report it? The answer: Hamas. In Gaza, there is no freedom of the press. No independent reporting, no criticism allowed. And definitely no exposing corruption without risking arrest—or worse. According to Freedom House, an organization that ranks political rights and civil liberties, Gaza scored 2 out of 100 in its latest freedom ranking. That’s …

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Hamas says will not engage in truce talks unless Israel halts 'hunger war' on Gaza

Hamas says "no sense" in considering new truce proposals, unless Israel halts its "hunger war" on Gaza.

8 hours ago·Tehran, Iran, Islamic Republic of

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There is no point in entering into further negotiations with Israel for a truce in Gaza, Hamas says.

Gaza, Palestinian Territories. The Palestinian group Hamas declared Tuesday that it no longer makes sense to enter into negotiations with Israel for a truce in Gaza and urged the international community to stop the “war of hunger,” the day after the Israeli announcement of a plan to “conquer” the Palestinian territory. “It makes no sense to enter into negotiations or consider new ceasefire proposals as long as the war of famine and the war of ex…

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