"Mediators in Cairo Making Progress on Gaza Cease-Fire Talks"
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Mediators from Israel, Egypt, Qatar, and the U.S. are meeting in Cairo to negotiate a second cease-fire in Gaza and the release of hostages held by Hamas. Israel signals a potential ground invasion in Rafah, prompting regional concerns. President Biden supports Israel while acknowledging civilian suffering in Gaza, urging a credible plan for the safety of those in Rafah. Previous cease-fire efforts resulted in prisoner exchanges and humanitarian aid, but Hamas rejected an Israeli proposal, and tensions remain high.
- Mediators are in Cairo working to secure a cease-fire between Israel and Hamas NPR
- Middle East Crisis: Mediators in Cairo, Including C.I.A. Chief, Renew Push for Gaza Cease-Fire The New York Times
- Gaza truce talks end inconclusively as Rafah braces for Israeli assault South China Morning Post
- Meeting on hostage talks in Cairo ends; Israel delegation on way back The Times of Israel
- Officials say progress being made on Gaza ceasefire talks The Guardian
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