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Gaza Strip and Qatar

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2024-06-05First seen
2025-07-25Last seen
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Palestine, Qatar
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Hamas sought changes to aid, territorial-control and war-ending provisions in a proposed 60-day ceasefire. The United States and Israel rejected the response and withdrew negotiating teams from Qatar, while Hamas officials expected talks to continue.

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Gaza ceasefire response prompted negotiator withdrawals

Hamas sought changes to aid, territorial-control and war-ending provisions in a proposed 60-day ceasefire. The United States and Israel rejected the response and withdrew negotiating teams from Qatar, while Hamas officials expected talks to continue.

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  1. Gaza ceasefire response prompted negotiator withdrawals

    UnverifiedActive conflictGaza Strip and Qatar

    After weeks of consideration, Hamas submitted its response to Israel's latest 60-day ceasefire proposal... The U.S. and Israel promptly rejected Hamas's response and withdrew their negotiating teams from Qatar

    Hamas sought changes to aid, territorial-control and war-ending provisions in a proposed 60-day ceasefire. The United States and Israel rejected the response and withdrew negotiating teams from Qatar, while Hamas officials expected talks to continue.

    Open source report
  2. Gaza ceasefire proposal remains unresolved

    UnverifiedActive conflictGaza Strip and Qatar

    Neither Israel nor Hamas has formally responded to the ceasefire proposal the U.S. tabled on Friday.

    Neither Israel nor Hamas had formally responded to the U.S. proposal. Objections from Hamas and Netanyahu’s coalition partners; U.S. officials traveled to Qatar to advance negotiations.

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