[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text dp_text_size=”size-4″]Negotiations are ongoing in Cairo for a ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas concerning the Gaza conflict, marking a significant development after over six months of intense military operations against Palestinians.
Israeli media reports suggest the possibility of a ceasefire agreement being reached in Cairo, though several rounds of negotiations are anticipated before finalising the deal. With tensions escalating and the crisis in Gaza worsening, the international community is ramping up diplomatic efforts to broker a truce between the two parties.
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A Hamas delegation has arrived in Egypt, expressing determination to secure an agreement. Israel has reportedly issued a one-week ultimatum to Hamas for accepting a ceasefire and a prisoner exchange arrangement, warning of a potential ground invasion of Rafah if the terms aren’t met.
The UN Secretary-General has urged both sides to reach a truce to halt the violence. Meanwhile, a Qatari delegation is en route to Cairo to dissuade Israel from escalating its offensive in Rafah. The head of the UN World Food Programme has raised concerns about a looming famine in northern Gaza due to Israel’s restrictions on humanitarian aid. Since October 7, Israeli attacks have caused significant casualties in Gaza, with thousands killed and wounded, while Hamas attacks in Israel have resulted in over a thousand deaths and numerous captives.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]
