The Fragile Cease-Fire Dilemma: Israel's Aversion and Gaza's Destruction
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The Israeli government and military are hesitant to agree to a cease-fire in the ongoing war with Hamas, despite its potential benefits beyond the battlefield. The Israeli-Palestinian conflict has seen different types of cease-fires over the years, but the current aversion to a cease-fire reflects a desire to avoid repeating past agreements and maintain control over the situation.
Topics:world#cease-fire#conflictpolitics#government#hamas#israeli-palestinian-conflict#military-campaigns
- Why are Israelis so averse to a cease-fire in the war with Hamas? Haaretz
- Israel and Hamas have strong reasons not to extend Gaza ceasefire The Guardian
- Past Israel-Hamas Cease-Fires Have Proved Fragile The New York Times
- Gaza has been destroyed. Israel must face global sanctions Middle East Eye
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