"Ramadan in Gaza: Hamas' Tough Stance Amid Cease-Fire Talks"
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Hopes for a cease-fire in the Gaza Strip before the start of Ramadan were dashed as Hamas reiterated demands for a comprehensive agreement, which Israel has rejected. Efforts by Egypt, Qatar, and the United States to broker a truce have stalled, with Hamas seeking an end to the war, withdrawal of Israeli forces, return of displaced Palestinians, and humanitarian aid, while Israel aims to secure the release of hostages. Some Palestinians have criticized Hamas for potentially delaying negotiations to pressure Israel into freeing more prisoners.
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