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US Administration Pushes for Gaza Cease-Fire Amid Election Uncertainty

The Biden administration seeks cease-fire agreements in Gaza as the US presidential election approaches, facing challenges from regional dynamics and political uncertainty.

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Updated: Oct 28th, 2024, 8:07 PM ET

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As the US presidential election nears, the Biden administration aims for a cease-fire between Israel and Hamas in Gaza. Officials express concern over political uncertainty, impacting negotiations. Despite recent Israeli retaliatory strikes on Iran, US officials believe escalation is unlikely. The administration supports an Egyptian cease-fire proposal, hoping for humanitarian assistance flow and hostages release. However, both Israel and Hamas show limited urgency for an agreement, raising doubts about progress. Regional tensions also persist with Hezbollah in Lebanon, complicating the cease-fire's pursuit.

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