Israel- Hamas war: Joe Biden blames Hamas for Gaza cease-fire delay

Oct 7, a day of terror when Hamas attacked Israel which resulted in one of the most horrific war. everyone ...

Oct 7, a day of terror when Hamas attacked Israel which resulted in one of the most horrific war. everyone was hoping that the US proposed cease fire agreement can be accepted by both Israel and Hamas which will end the Israel Hamas war but US President Joe Biden on Thursday said he is not expecting a ceasefire and hostage release deal for Gaza to work out in the near future.

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Now Biden has said Hamas needs to take into consideration Israel’s US-backed proposal on the table. The US president who is currently attending a G7 summit, said international leaders gathered in Italy had discussed the ceasefire, but when asked by reporters about the truce deal to be finalised soon, Biden replied, “No”, adding, “I haven’t lost hope, but it’s going to be tough.”

he said during a joint press conference with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. I’ve outlined an approach that has been endorsed by the UN Security Council, by the G7, Israel, and the biggest hang-up so far is Hamas refusing to sign on, even though they have submitted something similar.

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He further said he remains committed to pushing for the two sides to come together on the three-phase deal he publicly outlined late last month.

However, negotiators from the US, Egypt and Qatar have tried for months to mediate a ceasefire in the conflict and free hostages taken from Israel in October, more than 100 of whom are believed to remain captive in Gaza.