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Some of Hamas' proposed changes to ceasefire plan workable, some not – Blinken - Vimarsana News

Some of Hamas' proposed changes to ceasefire plan workable, some not – Blinken

The US secretary of state told reporters that mediators are working to close the deal.

Blinken says some of Hamas' proposed changes to a cease-fire plan in Gaza are workable and some not - Vimarsana News

Blinken says some of Hamas' proposed changes to a cease-fire plan in Gaza are workable and some not

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken says that mediators will keep trying to close an elusive cease-fire deal after Hamas proposed numerous changes to a U.S.-backed plan. He said Wednesday

Main sticking points in cease-fire talks between Israel and Hamas - Vimarsana News

Main sticking points in cease-fire talks between Israel and Hamas

The latest proposal for a cease-fire in Gaza has the support of the United States and most of the international community, but Hamas has not fully embraced it, and neither, it seems, has Israel.

The sticking points in ceasefire talks between Israel and Hamas - Vimarsana News

The sticking points in ceasefire talks between Israel and Hamas

Hamas has insisted it will not release the remaining hostages unless there's a permanent cease-fire and a full withdrawal of Israeli forces from Gaza.

Source: ktvb.com
Blinken: Some of Hamas' proposed changes to a cease-fire plan in Gaza are workable, some not - Vimarsana News

Blinken: Some of Hamas' proposed changes to a cease-fire plan in Gaza are workable, some not

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Wednesday that mediators would keep trying to close an elusive cease-fire deal for Gaza after Hamas proposed changes to a U.S.-backed plan, some