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Behind the Arab world's opposition to Trump plan

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Members of the terrorist organization’s negotiation team have conveyed that they are willing to resume talks, but are wating for a written response from Israel to their demands. Palestinian sources said a meeting between Hamas and mediators could take place in the next two days. The aim is to find common ground to restart negotiations on a hostage deal and a cease-fire agreement in Gaza.

Rift among Netanyahu allies in cabinet over hostage deal

During a cabinet meeting on the possible conquest of Gaza, Minister Ron Dermer, who liaises with the Trump administration, pushed for a declaration against any partial deal with Hamas. National Security Council chief Tzachi Hanegbi disagreed, saying Israel should be open to any type of agreement. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu refused to rule out a partial deal.

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