Gaza Ceasefire Put on Hold: Israel Awaits Hostage List from Hamas
A proposed ceasefire between Israel and Hamas has been delayed, as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that the militant group has failed to provide a list of hostages to be released under the agreement. The truce, which was set to take effect on Sunday, is now on hold until Hamas fulfills its obligation. The delay has raised concerns about the fragile peace process, with Israel insisting on the release of hostages as a key condition for the ceasefire. The situation remains volatile, with both sides engaged in a delicate diplomatic dance. Key issues, such as hostage release and ceasefire terms, continue to be major sticking points. Israel and Hamas are under international pressure to reach a lasting peace agreement, with the international community calling for a swift resolution to the conflict.
