Gaza Ceasefire Talks Stall Amid Hostage Release Standoff

•  Gaza ceasefire talks stall over Hamas demand for war end in exchange for hostages, rejected by Israel.
•  Cairo mediation falters as Israel prepares for potential military action against Hamas.
•  International pressure increases as CIA Director heads to Doha for emergency talks on Gaza conflict.

EKO HOT BLOG reports that Ceasefire prospects in Gaza seem dim as Hamas insists on ending the war for hostage release, while Netanyahu rejects the demand.

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Talks in Cairo hit a snag, with Hamas blaming Israel, and they plan to consult leadership.

Despite willingness to pause fighting for hostage release, Israel can’t accept Hamas’ terms.

Israeli officials haven’t joined Cairo talks, with Netanyahu reiterating the aim to disarm Hamas.

Mediation is close to collapse, says a source. Defence Minister observes Hamas’ lack of seriousness, hinting at military action.

Hamas seeks comprehensive ceasefire, blaming Netanyahu for aggression continuation.

Qatar and Egypt mediate amid international concern over Gaza’s situation.

Gaza Ceasefire Talks Stall Amid Hostage Release Standoff

Israel plans an assault on Rafah, risking lives and aid operations, warns the UN.

Gaza endures continued airstrikes, with casualties reported.

Hamas claims responsibility for an attack on Kerem Shalom crossing.

Washington urges Hamas to engage in negotiations.

CIA Director heads to Doha for emergency meeting to pressure both sides.

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Israel tentatively agrees to some terms, hinting at a partial hostage release and truce.

However, around 100 hostages remain, possibly requiring further negotiation.

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