US EditionIsrael-Hamas war: 'Progress' in Paris hostage talks as group 'drops' some of its demands
- International mediators are making progress towards a ceasefire in Gaza to secure the release of Israeli hostages, with Hamas showing a willingness to engage in talks.
- Israel is proposing control of security in a demilitarized Gaza Strip as part of a plan put forward by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu following the war with Hamas.
- Humanitarian conditions in Gaza are worsening, with residents facing food shortages and relying on aid amid heavy bombardment, risking an increase in famine.
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Israel edges closer to agreeing to six-week ceasefire deal with Hamas
ISRAEL has moved closer to agreeing to a six-week ceasefire deal with Hamas. The deal would see a pause to hostilities in exchange for up to 40 vulnerable hostages, according to reports. APBenjamin Netanyahu said: ‘We are working to reach another framework for the release of our hostages’[/caption] Hundreds of Palestinian prisoners would also be released, some of whom have been convicted of killing Israelis. A number of Palestinians will be allo…
The Israeli government signaled its acceptance of further ceasefire talks with the Palestinian armed forces Hamas in Gaza, approving the sending of high-level security agents soon to travel to Qatar to negotiate ceasefire terms in exchange for the release of hostages following last weekend's talks from Israel. The US, Egypt and Qatar have held a secret meeting to find a way to a new round of ceasefire in Paris, France.
Israel takes part in Gaza ceasefire talks
Multinational talks in Paris have outlined a potential ceasefire in Gaza including the release of hostages held by Hamas. A senior Israeli intelligence delegate met mediators from Egypt, Qatar and the United States to discuss a deal. Egyptian media reports further talks will be held in Qatar between the parties and Hamas. Israel estimates 130 hostages remain in Gaza. According to the Gaza Health Ministry, the death toll in the region has surpass…
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