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Israel and Hamas blame each other for delays in ceasefire talks as deal inches closer

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  Israel and Hamas blame each other for delays in ceasefire talks as deal inches closer - Israeli premier Benjamin Netanyahu accuses Hamas of lying and 'reneging on understandings already reached'


The article from MSN discusses the ongoing ceasefire negotiations between Israel and Hamas, highlighting the mutual accusations of causing delays in the talks. Both parties are pointing fingers at each other for the slow progress, even as a deal seems to be inching closer. The negotiations, mediated by international actors including the U.S., Qatar, and Egypt, aim to secure a ceasefire in Gaza, release of hostages, and address the humanitarian crisis. Despite some advancements, with Hamas reportedly softening its stance on key issues, the talks remain fraught with tension and blame. Israel accuses Hamas of not providing a list of living hostages, while Hamas claims Israel is not committing to a permanent ceasefire or a full withdrawal from Gaza. The complexity of the situation is compounded by internal political pressures within Israel and the broader geopolitical implications of the conflict.

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