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Gaza ceasefire deal closer than ever, Palestinian officials say
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Negotiations between Israel and Hamas, mediated by Qatar, Egypt, and the United States, have reached a 90% completion rate, according to a senior Palestinian official. The talks aim to secure a ceasefire and a hostage release deal, with the United States' CIA Director William J. Burns arriving in Qatar for a potential final round of discussions. The proposed deal includes a military presence maintained by Israel and a prisoner exchange, with 20 Palestinian prisoners to be released for every female soldier freed in the first stage of the ceasefire.
The possibility of reaching an agreement (for a ceasefire and prisoner exchange deal) is closer than ever, provided the enemy stops imposing new conditions.
Some unresolved points remain, but they do not hinder the process. The agreement could be finalised before the end of this year, provided it is not disrupted by (Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin) Netanyahu's new conditions.
Most points related to the ceasefire and prisoner exchange issues have been agreed upon.
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