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Hamas says it will continue discussion for ceasefire as Ramadan nears
Hamas has affirmed its commitment to working towards a ceasefire with Israel in Gaza, despite Israeli negotiators' absence from the recent talks in Cairo.
The negotiations, involving Hamas, Qatar, and Egypt, aim to secure a 40-day ceasefire before Ramadan. U.S. President Joe Biden stated that the decision now rests with Hamas regarding a proposed deal for a Gaza ceasefire, tied to the release of Israeli hostages.
The revised U.S. draft resolution at the U.N. Security Council supports an immediate six-week ceasefire in Gaza, linking it to the release of hostages. The situation remains tense as the parties seek a breakthrough in the ongoing talks.
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