In a significant meeting in Washington, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is discussing a potential ceasefire deal with US President Donald Trump. This comes after 21 months of ongoing conflict in Gaza, which has left many seeking hope for a resolution. The Israeli PM expressed that his conversations with Trump could pave the way towards a peaceful outcome, despite ongoing tensions.
As indirect talks resumed in Qatar, a proposal for a 60-day ceasefire and hostage release is on the table. But skeptics, particularly among weary Palestinians suffering daily bombardment, fear the temporary measures may lead to renewed violence after this period. Families of hostages hold rallies demanding action, with sentiment split over the proposed hostage release framework.
While Netanyahu prepares for a critical meeting with Trump, there are rising calls in Israel for a ceasefire, reflecting a growing war fatigue among residents. The humanitarian crisis in Gaza continues to worsen, highlighting the urgency for a conclusive peace agreement amidst the backdrop of ongoing military actions and international diplomatic efforts.
As indirect talks resumed in Qatar, a proposal for a 60-day ceasefire and hostage release is on the table. But skeptics, particularly among weary Palestinians suffering daily bombardment, fear the temporary measures may lead to renewed violence after this period. Families of hostages hold rallies demanding action, with sentiment split over the proposed hostage release framework.
While Netanyahu prepares for a critical meeting with Trump, there are rising calls in Israel for a ceasefire, reflecting a growing war fatigue among residents. The humanitarian crisis in Gaza continues to worsen, highlighting the urgency for a conclusive peace agreement amidst the backdrop of ongoing military actions and international diplomatic efforts.
