"Cease-fire Talks Yield Progress Despite 'Significant Gaps' in Israel-Hamas Hostage Deal"

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Israel notes "significant gaps" in cease-fire talks with the United States, Qatar, and Egypt, but calls them constructive and plans to continue discussions. The war has killed thousands and displaced many in Gaza, leading to a deepening humanitarian crisis. The U.S. announced its first military deaths in the region and blamed Iran-backed militants for a drone strike. The United Nations is urging the U.S. and others to resume funding for aid to Gaza, as the main agency providing aid faces suspension due to accusations related to the conflict.
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- Paris meeting on possible major hostage deal comes to an end, some progress said to be made The Times of Israel
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