Israeli officials are scrutinizing Hamas’ revised proposal for a Gaza truce and hostage release deal, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office calling it a “workable” starting point. Meanwhile, bombs continue to fall across the besieged enclave, where over 2 million residents face catastrophic hunger. 🍉💔
Diplomatic Whiplash
Hamas’ earlier proposal was reportedly rejected by mediators as inadequate, but the group’s latest offer acknowledges Gaza’s “growing suffering,” according to a Palestinian official close to negotiations. Still, major gaps remain—like where Israeli troops would reposition during any pause in fighting. 🤝💥
Global Eyes on Gaza
With UN agencies warning of famine and global protests demanding action, both sides face unprecedented pressure to compromise. As one Israeli official told local media: “This isn’t just about politics—it’s about survival.” 🌍✊
