Archive · 24 Jul 2025
Israel Reviews Hamas Reply to Ceasefire Plan Amid Continued Fighting
Israel and Hamas are discussing a possible break in the fighting in Gaza.
Hamas sent a new plan for a ceasefire to Israel, who is now looking it over.
Both sides are under pressure to make a deal, especially with the difficult conditions in Gaza where people are suffering and going hungry.
Mediators want a pause in fighting so hostages can be freed and aid can get in.
The war started nearly two years ago, and has caused great damage and loss of life in Gaza.
Talks continue while fighting continues in different areas of Gaza.
Israel is reviewing Hamas's latest response to a proposed ceasefire and hostage release deal.
Hamas submitted a new proposal, with a Palestinian official describing it as flexible and positive.
Fighting continues in Gaza, with Israeli air and ground strikes reported in multiple areas.
Mediators are pushing for a 60-day ceasefire to free hostages and allow in aid.
Dozens of people have died from malnutrition in Gaza, exacerbating humanitarian concerns.
- Who
- Israel and Hamas, with involvement from mediators and the U.S.
- What
- Review of Hamas's response to a ceasefire and hostage release deal.
- When
- Discussions ongoing, with the latest Hamas response received on Thursday.
- Where
- Gaza Strip and surrounding areas.
- Why
- To negotiate a ceasefire, release hostages, and address the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
Hamas
Israel
Aid and Troop Withdrawal
Hamas
Seeking withdrawal of Israeli troops and aid under UN supervision.
Israel
Israel controls all the supplies delivered in Gaza.
- Hostages
- Approximately 50 remaining hostages
- Conflict Duration
- Nearly two years
- Recent Hamas Proposal
- Seeking withdrawal of Israeli troops and aid under UN supervision
- Casualties
- Nearly 60,000 Palestinians killed in Gaza
- Aid Delivery
- Restricted by Israel, UN responsible for aid delivery.