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Israel and Hamas Fail to Reach Ceasefire Amid Hostage Negotiations

Israel and Hamas engage in blame over stalled ceasefire talks, complicating hostage negotiations as fighting in Gaza intensifies, leading to civilian casualties.

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Updated: Dec 25th, 2024, 3:19 PM ET

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While Israel and Hamas reported progress in ongoing ceasefire talks, both sides blamed each other for complications. Hostage negotiations face significant hurdles, including disputes over conditions for ceasing hostilities and exchange terms. As Israel's military operations continue, civilian casualties rise, prompting calls for a halt in fighting. Hamas claims Israel imposed new conditions, while Israel accuses Hamas of backtracking on previously reached agreements. The situation remains tense with escalating violence amid increasing pressure from families of hostages and international mediators.

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