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Israel plans to halve aid into Gaza due to slow return of dead hostages, amid ongoing ceasefire and negotiations involving Hamas, with international concerns over humanitarian and political developments.
The article discusses unresolved issues in the Gaza ceasefire deal, including the lack of clear plans for Israeli troop withdrawal, Hamas disarmament, the operation of an international stabilisation force, reconstruction efforts, and the transition to Palestinian-led governance, highlighting concerns about the deal's long-term viability and implementation challenges.
Israel has begun transferring prisoners ahead of a planned exchange with Hamas, which includes the release of about 2,000 Palestinian prisoners in exchange for 48 Israeli hostages, as part of a Gaza ceasefire deal. Hamas has rejected disarmament as part of the US-led peace plan, and international efforts are underway to scale up humanitarian aid and stabilize the region. The ceasefire has led to significant displacement and destruction, with ongoing international diplomatic activities.
Israel and Hamas are engaging in indirect talks in Egypt, brokered by the US, to end the Gaza conflict through a peace plan proposed by Donald Trump, which includes hostage releases, prisoner swaps, disarmament, and international oversight, though key issues like disarmament and governance remain unresolved.
Negotiations between Israel and Hamas over Gaza's future are ongoing, with key sticking points including hostage releases, disarmament, governance, and Israeli military withdrawal, despite some agreement on a framework proposed by Donald Trump.
The Arab League unanimously called for Hamas to disarm, end its rule in Gaza, and release hostages to facilitate the establishment of a Palestinian state, amid ongoing conflicts and international efforts at peace negotiations. The declaration, supported by the EU and other countries, also proposed a UN-led international stabilization mission, but Hamas and Israel remain opposed to the conditions and recognition efforts, complicating prospects for peace.
The EU, Arab League, and other countries reaffirm their support for a two-state solution to end the Gaza conflict, calling for Hamas to disarm and for international efforts to recognize Palestine and establish a phased plan for peace, amid ongoing violence and international debates.