Progress made in talks over Israel-Hamas ceasefire, officials say
Briefly

One US official stated, "All sides were closer than we've ever been, but it could still fall apart." This encapsulates the precarious nature of the ongoing negotiations.
An Egyptian official remarked that all parties aimed for a deal before Trump's inauguration next Monday, indicating urgency in reaching a resolution.
Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar expressed optimism, stating, "Progress had been made, and I hope that within a short time we will see things happening. But it is still to be proven."
A Hamas official acknowledged, "Controversial issues still needed to be resolved," highlighting uncertainties around the commitment to end the war and the logistics of a hostage exchange.
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