When the cease-fire agreement between Israel and Hamas was announced in January, celebrations erupted, but now, as the deal’s first phase ends and Israel introduces a new proposal rejected by Hamas, fears of renewed conflict are growing. Hamas seeks the implementation of the original agreement’s second phase, while Israel suggests a temporary cease-fire with hostage exchanges. The deadlock between the two sides persists as both pursue diplomatic and military strategies to navigate the fragile cease-fire.
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