Tensions Persist as Gaza Ceasefire Talks Stall and Diplomatic Efforts Continue

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Families of Israeli captives in Gaza reached out to Hamas to inquire about stalled ceasefire negotiations, with Hamas expressing willingness to end the war and release captives but citing Israeli intransigence. The ceasefire, initially agreed upon in January, collapsed in March after Israel resumed bombing Gaza and took back captives. Despite ongoing negotiations and proposals, key issues like Israeli withdrawal and aid distribution remain deadlocked, with Hamas blaming Israel for the continuation of hostilities and civilian suffering.
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