


Gaza Ceasefire on the Brink Amid Hostage Crisis and Reconstruction Plans
Tensions are rising as regional mediators work to salvage the shaky Gaza ceasefire agreement amid calls for hostage releases and plans for reconstruction.
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Overview
The Gaza ceasefire, established on January 19, faces imminent collapse over hostage negotiations and accusations of violations. Regional mediators Egypt and Qatar strive to salvage the deal. Meanwhile, reconstruction plans following extensive destruction are debated, with Trump’s controversial takeover idea triggering outrage among Arab nations. Heavy casualties and the humanitarian crisis weigh heavily on the situation, complicating future peace efforts and recovery.
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