Hamas and Israel resumed indirect ceasefire talks in Doha on Monday, aiming to reach a deal on hostages and prisoners. This comes as Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu meets US President Trump in Washington, hoping to advance negotiations. Trump believes there’s a good chance of a breakthrough. The proposed deal includes a 60-day truce and hostage exchanges, but Hamas demands Israel’s withdrawal guarantees and a return of UN-led aid. Meanwhile, Gaza’s humanitarian crisis deepens, with over 57,000 deaths reported since the war began, and hundreds killed while seeking food. Netanyahu says his Washington visit is vital to securing the hostages’ release. Trump and Netanyahu are expected to meet privately without press coverage.
Hamas, Israel Resume Peace Talks as Netanyahu Meets Trump in Washington
Hamas and Israel resumed negotiations in Doha while Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu visits President Trump in Washington to push for a breakthrough on a ceasefire and hostage deal.
