US EditionIsrael to Join Ceasefire Talks Despite ‘Unacceptable’ Response From Hamas
- Israel announced that a delegation will travel to Qatar on Sunday to engage in discussions about a proposed 60-day ceasefire with Hamas amid ongoing hostilities.
- The discussions come after almost 21 months of ongoing conflict, which started in early October 2023 following a surprise attack by Hamas that resulted in approximately 1,200 deaths and 251 hostages taken.
- Hamas completed consultations and expressed cautious optimism but demanded key changes including Israeli troop withdrawals and UN control over aid delivery.
- US President Donald Trump said Israel accepted 'necessary conditions' for the ceasefire, and he hoped to announce a deal following Monday's meeting with Netanyahu.
- Despite agreeing to talks, Israel intensified military operations, and Netanyahu ruled out ending the war before releasing all hostages and destroying Hamas's military capabilities.
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Hamas sets conditions for the withdrawal of Israeli forces from Gaza and the assignment of humanitarian aid distribution to the UN
Israel's prime minister sends a negotiating team to Qatar to hold new talks on a ceasefire in the Gaza war. However, Netanyahu rejects Hamas' request for changes to a draft ceasefire.
Efforts for a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip are continuing. Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu sends a clear signal to Hamas before new indirect negotiations in Qatar.
Israeli officials to meet with Hamas in Qatar for ceasefire talks - Washington Examiner
Israeli officials will head to Qatar on Sunday for ceasefire talks with Hamas despite the “unacceptable” changes the terrorist group made to the U.S.-arranged Gaza ceasefire proposal, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu‘s office announced. Israel had been weighing whether to proceed with the indirect talks earlier on Saturday after Hamas gave a “positive” response to the 60-day ceasefire proposal on July 4. In a statement posted on X following tho…
By Dana Karni and Oren Liebermann, CNN Israel will send a delegation to participate in the talks in Doha, the Prime Minister's Office announced Saturday, but said the changes Hamas seeks to make to Qatar's latest proposal are "unacceptable." The Israeli delegation will depart on Sunday, indicating that talks could begin very soon. Indirect talks are one of the key final stages in negotiations before a final ceasefire agreement, but Israel's stan…
By Dana Karni and Oren Liebermann, CNN Israel will send a delegation to participate in the talks in Doha, the Prime Minister's Office announced Saturday, but said the changes Hamas seeks to make to Qatar's latest proposal are "unacceptable." The Israeli delegation will depart on Sunday, indicating that talks could begin very soon. Indirect talks are one of the key final stages in negotiations before a final ceasefire agreement, but Israel's stan…
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