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Israel-Hamas Negotiations Show Cautious Optimism Amid Military Developments in Syria

Diplomatic discussions in Doha aim for a ceasefire and hostage exchange between Israel and Hamas while Israeli military presence in Syria raises tensions.

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Updated: Dec 18th, 2024, 6:09 AM ET

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Amid ongoing military operations, both Israeli officials and Hamas express cautious hope for a ceasefire deal regarding hostages. President-elect Trump pressures for swift resolutions while Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu asserts indefinite military presence in Syrian territory, complicating the situation. Despite ongoing negotiations in Doha, significant gaps persist. Hamas demands an end to new Israeli conditions, while families of hostages stress the need for a comprehensive agreement. Recent military actions in Gaza continue amidst optimism from U.S. officials, indicating an intricate link between regional military and diplomatic dynamics.

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