The initial phase of the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas has concluded, leaving uncertainty about the next steps. Negotiations to extend this phase are ongoing, with Egypt proposing a technocratic government and reconstruction for Gaza. Israel aims to release hostages but remains firm against withdrawing from the Philadelphia Corridor, maintaining its stance on dismantling Hamas.
Prime Minister Netanyahu faces pressure to advance to the second phase of the deal. An upcoming Arab summit will discuss Gaza's future governance and reconstruction, while international envoys work to extend the ceasefire. Despite over 350 reported violations by Israel, humanitarian aid hinges on the ceasefire's continuation.
Hamas has rejected Israel's proposal to extend the first phase, and negotiations for a second phase have stalled. The talks focus on prisoner exchanges and a potential comprehensive end to the conflict. Delegations from Israel, Qatar, and the US have traveled to Egypt for further discussions.
The uncertainty of the ceasefire's future leaves the region in a precarious state. With Gaza's infrastructure severely damaged and ongoing casualties, the need for a lasting resolution is more urgent than ever.
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