The first session of indirect ceasefire talks in Qatar ended without a breakthrough, according to sources. Young readers, here’s a quick dive into the latest! 🤔
Insiders revealed that the Israeli delegation lacked the authority needed to seal a deal with Hamas. These talks in Doha resumed just ahead of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s third visit to the White House since U.S. President Donald Trump returned to office.
Before heading to Washington, Netanyahu emphasized that his negotiators have clear instructions to secure a ceasefire on terms acceptable to Israel. However, mounting public pressure in Israel calls for a long-term ceasefire to help end the Gaza conflict and secure the release of around 50 hostages, with at least 20 believed to be alive. At the same time, his far-right coalition partners are urging him to advance military efforts aimed at establishing lasting control over parts of the Palestinian enclave.
This evolving scene in the Middle East reminds us that achieving lasting peace is rarely simple 🚀. Stay tuned for more updates as efforts continue to build bridges in challenging times.
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First indirect Hamas-Israel ceasefire talks end inconclusively
cgtn.com
