Hamas's military leader has rejected the US ceasefire plan, claiming it aims to dismantle the group. With tensions escalating and hostages at stake, the future remains uncertain as both sides push back against proposed terms.
As Hamas seeks amendments to the latest US ceasefire proposal, tensions rise with ongoing Israeli strikes and a deepening humanitarian crisis in Gaza. Can a resolution be reached?
In a dramatic response to the US ceasefire proposal, Hamas offers to release 10 Israeli hostages while demanding a permanent truce and more concessions. Tensions rise as negotiations unfold.
In a grim update, the Palestinian Ministry of Health reports 60 deaths and 284 injuries in just 24 hours as the conflict intensifies. Meanwhile, Hamas responds to a US ceasefire proposal with conditions that remain unmet.
In a dramatic turn of events, Hamas has reportedly agreed to a ceasefire proposal, but the White House envoy deems their response 'unacceptable.' Meanwhile, Israel remains skeptical, rejecting the latest hostage-ceasefire deal.
In a recent news conference, Vladimir Putin expressed skepticism about the US-brokered ceasefire proposal for Ukraine, demanding concessions and raising concerns about military dynamics. His remarks have drawn swift condemnation from Ukrainian officials, raising questions about the future of peace talks.
