Israel and Hamas ceasefire talks end without progress
The latest round of indirect ceasefire talks between Israel and Hamas concluded without a breakthrough. Mediators plan to resume discussions on Monday to address obstacles and narrow the gaps between the two sides. Despite exchanges through Qatari and Egyptian mediators, no significant progress was made during the three and a half-hour session in Doha.
The first round of Gaza ceasefire talks ended without a breakthrough. Talks are set to resume on Monday with mediators meeting separately with each delegation to bridge the gaps. Messages were exchanged through Qatari and Egyptian mediators, but no progress was made. The session lasted nearly three and a half hours in Doha.
The latest round of talks between Israel and Hamas concluded without a breakthrough. The Israeli delegation was reportedly not fully authorized to reach an agreement with Hamas. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu is heading to Washington to meet President Trump, hoping to advance efforts for a ceasefire in Gaza. Hamas has responded positively to the latest ceasefire proposal, but significant gaps remain between the two sides.
Qatari and Egyptian mediators face challenges in overcoming sticking points during the talks. Israel has intensified its offensive against Hamas and imposed a blockade on aid entering Gaza. The Israeli military has targeted Hamas and civilian casualties in Gaza are rising. The talks aim to find a compromise acceptable to both sides.
According to the source: BBC.
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