Hamas ends latest cease-fire talks; Israel vows imminent military action.
EKO HOT BLOG reports that Gaza cease-fire talks in Cairo concluded with Hamas reiterating demands rejected by Israel.
Prime Minister Netanyahu vowed to resist international pressure, signaling dim prospects for peace.
Israel closed its main humanitarian aid crossing after a Hamas attack. Defense Minister Gallant warned of a forthcoming operation in Gaza.
Israel didn’t send a delegation to talks mediated by Egypt and Qatar. Hamas discussed in Qatar before returning to Cairo for further negotiations.
Israel ordered Al Jazeera’s local offices to close, citing anti-Israel incitement. Netanyahu deemed Hamas demands “extreme” and vowed to continue military action.
Hamas ends latest cease-fire talks; Israel vows imminent military action.
Hamas leader Haniyeh expressed seriousness about negotiations. Israel vowed to press on with a military operation in Rafah.
The U.N. called for an independent investigation into the humanitarian situation. The head of the World Food Program warned of a “full-blown famine” in northern Gaza.
WFP chief Cindy McCain emphasized the need for more aid access. Gaza’s humanitarian crisis complicates cease-fire efforts.
Netanyahu stated Israel’s willingness to make concessions but vowed to continue fighting. An Israeli strike near Rafah killed civilians, including children.
Netanyahu affirmed Israel’s commitment to defend itself. Pressure mounts to secure the release of hostages held by Hamas.
Israeli’s offensive has resulted in thousands of casualties, mostly civilians. Israel accuses Hamas of using civilians as shields.
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