Archive · 27 May 2025
Israel Rejects Hamas Ceasefire Claims Amidst Ongoing Conflict
Hamas said they agreed to a 70-day break in fighting with Israel to let some hostages go and pull back some soldiers.
But Israel said no to this idea, saying the deal isn't what it seems and not acceptable.
The fighting started again in March after a previous pause.
Both sides are still fighting.
Israel says the war should only end once Hamas is gone.
The conflict has caused a lot of death and damage in Gaza.
Hamas claims to have accepted a 70-day ceasefire deal.
The deal involves a partial withdrawal of Israeli forces.
It also includes the release of hostages in return for the ceasefire.
An Israeli official stated the deal wasn't accepted by them.
Israel ended the previous ceasefire in March and the conflict continues.
- Who
- Hamas and Israel.
- What
- Claims and counterclaims regarding a ceasefire and hostage release in the context of the Israel-Hamas conflict.
- When
- Ongoing, with Hamas claims made recently.
- Where
- Gaza and surrounding areas.
- Why
- Hamas sought a ceasefire and hostage release; Israel aims to eradicate Hamas.
Hamas
Israel
Terms for a Permanent Ceasefire
Hamas
Willing to free all hostages and agree to a permanent ceasefire.
Israel
Israel's complete withdrawal from Gaza.
- Proposed Ceasefire
- Hamas allegedly proposed a 70-day ceasefire.
- Ceasefire Terms
- Partial withdrawal of Israeli forces from Gaza.
- Hostage Release
- Release of ten Israeli hostages.
- Israeli Response
- The deal was rejected by Israel.
- Timeline
- Israel ended the January ceasefire on March 18.
- Attack Casualties
- October 7, 2023, attack resulted in 1,200 deaths.
- Conflict Deaths
- 54,000 Palestinian deaths reported by Gaza health authorities.
