Hamas announced Monday it is reviewing Israel's latest ceasefire proposal, mediated by Egypt and Qatar—but hopes for peace remain dim, with both sides locked in fierce disagreement over key demands. A 45-day truce framework includes hostage releases and humanitarian aid, but tensions flared over Hamas’ disarmament and lasting Israeli withdrawal from Gaza 🌍⚡.
Key Sticking Points
A senior Hamas source told Xinhua the group rejected Israel’s push for disarmament, calling it a 'red line.' Meanwhile, Hamas insists any deal must start with a full Israeli withdrawal. Israel, per local media, is refusing to abandon its goal of limiting Hamas’ military power. 🔄💬
Voices from Gaza
Civilians shared heartbreaking accounts of life under siege. 'Every failed talk means more suffering,' said Oday Abu Zeid in Khan Younis. Displaced mother Salha Abu Rahmi added, 'We’re the ones paying the price.' Over 27,000 Palestinians have reportedly died since October 7, per Gaza health officials.
What’s Next?
With talks at an impasse and relentless airstrikes continuing, mediators scramble to bridge divides. But as one source close to Hamas warned: 'The path forward remains unclear.' Stay tuned for updates as this story evolves 📉⚖️.
