The search for a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas is gaining momentum after weeks of negotiations, involving several Arab countries and the United States. A delegation from Gaza’s Islamist movement is expected to arrive in Cairo to respond to the latest Israeli proposal for a truce. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is still considering whether to order troops to invade Rafah, but international pressure has urged him not to take this step.
The families of the kidnapped individuals are pushing for a prioritization of a liberation agreement over military action. President Mahmoud Abbas has called on the United States to prevent Israel from attacking Rafah, which has already caused over 34,000 deaths in Gaza. Negotiations continue as tensions remain high.
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The Arab leaders in Riyadh are joined by US Secretary of State Blinken in an effort to find a resolution to the conflict at the World Economic Forum in Riyadh. It has been over five months since the last ceasefire was achieved, and the fate of remaining hostages remains uncertain.
Negotiations involving several Arab countries and the United States are being held in Riyadh with Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s assistance.
The Government of Israel has shown openness to freezing or postponing an invasion of Rafah if an agreement is reached that allows for hostage release. However, the scope of this suspension remains unclear.
President Mahmoud Abbas has called on the United States to prevent Israel from attacking Rafah.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is still considering whether to order troops to invade Rafah but international pressure urges him not take this step.
The families of kidnapped individuals are pushing for prioritizing liberation agreement over military action.
Negotiations have been ongoing since it has been over five months since last ceasefire was achieved and uncertainty remains about fate of remaining hostages.
