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Israel is ready to halt its war in Gaza during Ramadan if a hostage deal is reached, Biden says

President Joe Biden says Israel may pause its battle with Hamas in Gaza during Ramadan if a hostage release deal is reached.
Negotiators from the U.S., Egypt, and Qatar are working on a framework where Hamas would free some hostages in exchange for a cease-fire.
The Biden administration is under pressure to broker a ceasefire in the conflict between Israel and Hamas, with ongoing negotiations showing progress.

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The Intercept

Dr. Mustafa Barghouti on the Struggle for Palestine's Future Amid Gaza Genocide

The Israeli government is on the brink of a long-feared military offensive against the town of Rafah, where more than 1 million Palestinian civilians have taken shelter from the Israeli campaign in Gaza. An attack on Rafah could trigger the worst humanitarian catastrophe of the war so far, including a potential ethnic cleansing of Gaza as Palestinians are pushed into Egypt. This week on Intercepted, hosts Jeremy Scahill and Murtaza Hussain discu…

1 year ago·New York, United States

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Deutschlandfunk

Gaza war - Qatar urges ceasefire between Israel and Hamas

The Emir of Qatar has pushed for an early ceasefire between Israel and the militant Islamist Hamas in the Gaza Strip.

1 year ago·Germany

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junge Welt

Gaza War: No breakthrough in ceasefire

Proposals for a firebreak during the fasting month of Ramadan remain without agreement. Biden confident, mediators cautious.

1 year ago

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El Pais

Biden expects Israel and Hamas to agree on a ceasefire in Gaza in the coming days

In Qatar, the Islamist group is considering a proposal for a six-week truce to exchange 40 Israeli hostages for the release of 400 Palestinian prisoners and an increase in humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip

1 year ago·Spain

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