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Israel to send delegation to Qatar for Gaza ceasefire talks
ISRAEL, JUL 7 – Israel's delegation heads to Qatar amid stalled Hamas changes to a 60-day truce proposal that includes phased hostage releases and expanded humanitarian aid, officials said.
- On Sunday, Israel will send a delegation to Qatar to revive stalled ceasefire talks, and Netanyahu said he hopes his meeting with Trump on Monday could help advance a Gaza ceasefire deal.
- Public pressure is mounting on Netanyahu to secure a ceasefire as Hamas attacked southern Israel on October 7, 2023, with the Hostages and Missing Families Forum demanding a deal to end the war and release captives.
- According to the proposal, efforts involve a Gaza ceasefire mediated by Egypt and Qatar, with Hamas responding in a 'positive spirit' to the US-backed plan.
- Despite rejecting Hamas’s modifications as 'not acceptable to Israel', Netanyahu’s office said the delegation will continue efforts based on the Qatari proposal, Saturday evening in Tel Aviv.
- Regional and international stakeholders are feverishly working to navigate complex negotiations aimed at de-escalating violence and securing a ceasefire, as the upcoming days will be critical in determining progress.
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