Hamas and Israel: New Efforts for Ceasefire in Qatar
Hamas has resumed indirect ceasefire talks with Israel in Doha, Qatar. Senior official Basem Naim emphasized the group's commitment to reaching a lasting agreement. The discussions focus on achieving a permanent ceasefire and the withdrawal of Israeli forces from Gaza.
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Indirect ceasefire negotiations between Hamas and Israel have resumed in Qatar's capital, Doha. The latest round of dialogue reaffirms Hamas's commitment to securing a ceasefire as soon as possible, according to top Hamas official Basem Naim.
The discussions, which resumed Friday, aim to establish a lasting truce between the two factions.
Central to the negotiations is the agenda to agree on a permanent ceasefire that includes the withdrawal of Israeli forces, a key demand by Hamas.
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