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As Gaza Hunger Crisis Deepens, Where Do Truce Talks Stand?
- U.S. Special Envoy for Hostage Affairs Adam Boehler stated that Israel may need to take military action if Hamas does not release hostages it holds, calling the situation critical.
- Boehler warned that delays in negotiations would worsen Hamas's position, emphasizing that there is a 'firm pathway to negotiate peace' available to Hamas.
- Families of hostages are increasingly urging both American and Israeli leaders to secure a release deal, noting that each moment without a deal endangers their loved ones.
- Survivor Keith Siegel warned that ongoing military operations in Gaza endanger the lives of hostages, stating, 'this fighting puts the lives of the hostages at risk every single second.
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Arab NewsAs Gaza hunger crisis deepens, where do truce talks stand?
DOHA: Mediators have been shuttling between Israeli and Hamas negotiators since July 6 as they scramble to end nearly two years of war in Gaza where fears of mass starvation are growing. © New Straits Times Press (M) Bhd
The Netherlands, along with 27 other countries, believes the war in Gaza must end immediately. "The suffering of Gaza's citizens has reached a new low," according to the statement co-signed by Minister Veldkamp (Foreign Affairs). Meanwhile, the question arises as to why Hamas is delaying accepting a ceasefire proposal.
The Al-Quds Brigades, the military wing of the Islamic Jihad movement in Gaza, announced that it had lost contact with a group of its members holding an "Israeli prisoner"...
The Palestinian resistance movement Hamas announced on Monday that it is working continuously with international mediators to reach a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip and put an end to the humanitarian catastrophe affecting the civilian population. READ ALSO:Hambruna in Gaza: Israeli attacks leave nine dead in the midst of the food blockade In an official statement, Hamas stated that its top priority in contacts with mediators and countries involved …
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