


Negotiations Escalate as Israel Sends Mossad Chief to Qatar Amid Ongoing Conflict
Israeli officials, including the Mossad chief, head to Qatar for ceasefire talks with Hamas as casualties and international pressure increase.
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Overview
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has dispatched senior officials, including the Mossad chief, to Qatar to negotiate a ceasefire with Hamas. The negotiations, facilitated by the U.S. and regional powers, aim to address hostage situations and mounting casualties, with over 46,000 Palestinians reportedly killed during the conflict. Tensions remain high as Israeli airstrikes continue in Gaza, with significant civilian casualties. Families of hostages have voiced support for the delegation, hoping for an agreement that secures their loved ones' return. Despite some optimism, negotiations face significant challenges and gaps between the parties.
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