Hamas leaders are negotiating a ceasefire in Gaza, wanting stronger assurances for a lasting peace. Recent Israeli military actions have intensified, resulting in significant Palestinian casualties. Internal pressure within Hamas has led some factions to accept a ceasefire to regroup strategically, especially after a brutal period resulting in over 6,000 deaths since March. The US's recent success in mediating a truce has contributed to renewed momentum for the ceasefire dialogue. Benjamin Netanyahu's political stability has increased support for a deal, as pressures mount from various fronts.
Hamas leaders are close to accepting a proposed deal for a ceasefire in Gaza but demand stronger guarantees that any pause in hostilities leads to permanent peace.
In recent days, Israel has ramped up its offensive, launching intense airstrikes across Gaza, killing over 250 Palestinians, including many women and children.
Hardline factions within Hamas have reluctantly accepted the need for a ceasefire to regroup and plan a new strategy after significant military pressure.
Since a previous ceasefire collapsed in March, more than 6,000 people have been killed in Gaza, worsening the acute humanitarian crisis.
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