Israel and Hamas began indirect negotiations in Egypt on Monday that are focused on accepting the first phase of U.S. President Donald Trump’s peace proposal. Although Hamas has agreed to some elements of the cease-fire deal, several key details remain in contention, and Israeli strikes in Gaza have continued despite Trump demanding that Israel halt its operations.
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Israel and Hamas began indirect negotiations in Egypt on Monday that are focused on accepting the first phase of U.S. President Donald Trump’s peace proposal. Although Hamas has agreed to some elements of the cease-fire deal, several key details remain in contention, and Israeli strikes in Gaza have continued despite Trump demanding that Israel halt its operations.
Trump, while standing beside Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, proposed a multiphase peac
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