US EditionProgress made in talks over Israel-Hamas ceasefire and hostage release, officials say
- U.S. and Arab mediators made significant progress in talks for a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas war and the release of hostages, but a deal has not yet been reached, officials said Monday.
- An Egyptian official noted good progress overnight, with hopes for a deal before Trump's inauguration on Jan. 20.
- Families of the roughly 100 hostages still held in Gaza are urging Israeli leadership to secure their release amid ongoing military actions.
- U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken stated that a deal is very close and expressed hope to finalize it before the new administration takes over.
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Report: Trump Did More to Free Hostages, Reach Ceasefire than Biden Did All Year
President-elect Donald Trump is reportedly being praised by Arab officials for doing more to move Israel and Hamas closer to a hostage and ceasefire deal than President Joe Biden has done in more than a year since the last truce. The post Report: Trump Did More to Free Hostages, Reach Ceasefire than Biden Did All Year appeared first on Breitbart.
The leadership of the Palestinian Resistance Movement Hamas confirmed on Tuesday that negotiations continue in Doha, Qatar, to achieve a ceasefire for the ceaseless attack on Gaza. READ ALSO: Israeli air strikes kill six Palestinians in the Gaza Strip According to the Almayadeen platform, the leaders of the forces and factions expressed their satisfaction with the development of the talks, however, Israel continues to bomb Gaza: more than 46,000…
The United States and Qatar said on Tuesday (January 14) that Israel and Hamas were close to reaching an agreement on a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip after months of deadlocked negotiations, but final details were still being worked out.
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