There Are Still Ways the Israel-Hamas Ceasefire Could Fall Apart
Briefly

After 15 months of conflict, negotiators have agreed on a ceasefire and a hostage release, marking just the first phase in a complicated peace process.
This deal indicates a temporary pause in hostilities rather than a definitive resolution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, necessitating further negotiations for long-term peace.
Biden's administration views this agreement as a significant achievement, though it comes just before Trump assumes office, complicating credit for the peace process.
In a notable influence shift, reports suggest Trump's envoy succeeded where Biden's team struggled, illustrating the complex dynamics of Middle East diplomacy.
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