Historic Breakthrough: Qatar Mediates Israel-Hamas Ceasefire Deal
Qatar mediated a promising final draft for an Israel-Hamas ceasefire in Gaza, with U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's envoy participating in crucial talks. Both sides marked significant progress, aiming for a resolution within days. Talks, involving Israel, Hamas, and various mediators, strive to finalize terms before Trump's inauguration, while addressing humanitarian concerns.

In a significant development, Qatar has presented Israel and Hamas with a final draft to cease hostilities in Gaza, potentially marking an end to a protracted conflict. This breakthrough, achieved in Doha, saw involvement from key figures, including U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's appointed envoy Steve Witkoff.
Both Israeli and Hamas officials have acknowledged advancements made during talks, which have been ongoing for over a year with minimal success. Though confirmation of a final draft remains elusive, the atmosphere appears hopeful, with possibilities of a deal materializing within days contingent on Hamas's response.
With Trump’s inauguration looming, pressure mounts to secure a deal emphasizing a ceasefire and hostage release. The initiative also underscores an urgent need for humanitarian aid amidst a dire crisis in Gaza, reflecting the complexities and stakes involved in achieving a peaceful resolution.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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