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Israel-Hamas Peace Talks Resume Once Again

Peace talks between Israel and Hamas, previously stalled by mediators from Qatar and the United States last month, have resumed in Egypt, according to officials from both sides. On Friday, December 6, the American news outlet Voice of America reported this development.

Hamas political official Basem Naim told the Associated Press on Thursday that efforts to halt the fighting, release hostages from Gaza, and repatriate Palestinians from Israeli custody have “become active again” in recent days.

Another source informed the AP that Qatari mediators have returned to Egypt to facilitate the discussions.

On Friday, The Washington Post reported that mediators hinted at “intensive efforts” to reach a ceasefire agreement in Gaza.

During a meeting in Malta, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar discussed the potential for progress. Sa’ar expressed hope that Israel could seize the opportunity to secure the release of hostages in Gaza while continuing its efforts.

According to Israeli Channel 12, following a cabinet meeting on Thursday night, officials revealed that Qatari and Egyptian mediators believe the evolving situation in the region has prompted Hamas to push for swift negotiations, even if it results in only a partial agreement. Hamas reportedly seeks a deal, regardless of whether Israel declares a ceasefire beforehand.

The report stated that any potential ceasefire agreement would include the humanitarian release of women, children, and injured hostages, while Israel would free hundreds of Palestinian prisoners in return.

Additionally, it was mentioned that a high-level Israeli delegation is expected to travel to Cairo early next week to discuss a new proposal.

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