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Israel Says It Is Considering Alternatives to Ceasefire Talks with Hamas, Deepening Uncertainty
GAZA STRIP, ISRAEL, JUL 25 – Israel and the US are exploring new approaches to free hostages as Hamas blocks ceasefire efforts, with 75% of Gaza under Israeli control, officials said.
- On July 25, 2025, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel and the US are considering "alternative options" after recalling negotiating teams.
- Thursday, the U.S. Special Envoy Steve Witkoff said Hamas shows a `lack of desire` to reach a truce, prompting Israel and the US to consider `alternative options` after recalling negotiating teams.
- U.S. President Donald Trump said `Hamas has no real intention of reaching an agreement`, implying the group is deliberately obstructing ceasefire efforts.
- According to Hamas negotiators, they plan to resume talks next week and see the recall of delegations as a pressure tactic.
- Looking at finer details, Bassem Naim reported several gaps had been nearly solved, including the ceasefire agenda and humanitarian aid delivery methods.
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·Paris, France
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No ceasefire in Gaza? Netanyahu says Israel considering 'alternative' means to achieve its goals
Netanyahu said Israel was now considering ‘alternative’ options to achieve its goals of bringing its hostages home from Gaza and ending the rule of Hamas in the territory
·New Delhi, India
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