Hamas Signals Readiness for Ceasefire Negotiations Amid Ongoing Conflict
Hamas has positively responded to a U.S.-mediated ceasefire proposal, indicating a willingness to negotiate terms with Israel as violence continues in Gaza.
Overview
- Hamas has expressed a positive response to a U.S.-mediated ceasefire proposal, indicating readiness for negotiations with Israel.
- President Trump confirmed Israel's agreement to a two-month ceasefire proposal, marking significant progress in ongoing negotiations.
- The Gaza Health Ministry reports over 57,000 Palestinian casualties since the war began, highlighting the urgent need for a ceasefire.
- Hamas is seeking guarantees for an Israeli withdrawal and a complete end to hostilities as part of the ceasefire negotiations.
- Israeli airstrikes continue to impact Gaza, with recent strikes resulting in additional casualties, underscoring the critical nature of the ceasefire discussions.
Content generated by AI—learn more or report issue.
Get both sides in 5 minutes with our daily newsletter.
Analysis
Center-leaning sources frame Hamas's response to the ceasefire proposal as constructive, emphasizing readiness for negotiations. They exhibit a cautious optimism, reflecting a bias towards portraying Hamas in a more favorable light while acknowledging the broader context of violence and casualties, subtly balancing perspectives on the conflict's complexity.
President Trump announced that Israel has agreed to a proposed 60-day ceasefire deal in Gaza.
The war between Hamas and Israel started on Oct. 7, 2023, with a surprise attack by Hamas militants resulting in 1,200 deaths and 250 hostages.
The Israeli military has escalated bombing in Gaza, targeting various locations.
Israel has tasked the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation to distribute food in Gaza after a three-month blockade, while Hamas demands the resumption of unrestricted aid.
At least 138 Palestinians have been killed and over 400 injured in Gaza due to Israeli attacks in the past 24 hours.
Hamas has responded positively to a U.S.-mediated ceasefire proposal for the conflict in Gaza.
Hamas is ready to engage in negotiations on implementing the framework.
Hamas plans to conduct national consultations to end the fighting and will then submit a final decision to the mediators.
Fifteen Palestinians were killed in Israeli airstrikes targeting displaced people in Gaza.
Articles (15)
Center (5)
"…Hopes for an end to the bloody fighting in Gaza appeared to brighten Friday when Hamas announced that it had given a thumbs-up to the latest ceasefire proposal, but added that further talks were needed."
NBC News·10d·"…Hamas said it "submitted a positive response to the mediators' latest proposal.""
CBS News·10d·"…Hamas said it had responded on July 4 in "a positive spirit" to a U.S.-brokered Gaza ceasefire proposal and was prepared to enter into talks on implementing the deal which envisages a release of hostages and negotiations on ending the conflict."
USA TODAY·10d·"…Hospitals throughout Gaza have been flooded with patients in recent days as Israeli strikes have intensified, even as talks of a possible ceasefire deal have had some Palestinians cautiously optimistic."
NPR·10d·"…Hamas said it was discussing with the leaders of other Palestinian factions the ceasefire proposal that it had received from regional mediators Qatar and Egypt."
BBC News·10d·FAQ
The proposal includes a two-month ceasefire and the release of hostages. Hamas is seeking guarantees for an Israeli withdrawal and a complete end to hostilities.
Hamas has expressed a positive response to the ceasefire proposal and is fully prepared to enter negotiations on implementing the agreement. However, further talks are needed.
The conflict has resulted in over 57,000 Palestinian casualties since it began, highlighting the urgent need for a ceasefire.
History
- 10d
4 articles