Are the chances for a ceasefire in Gaza fading?

Amid efforts for a Gaza ceasefire, hope is fading as talks in Israel, Egypt, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia falter. While Hamas says it is reviewing Israel’s proposal in a positive light, Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says he will attack Rafah, where half of Gaza’s population is sheltering, once a ceasefire ends.
Guests:
Nizar Sadawi
TRT World Gaza Correspondent
Rami Khouri
Distinguished Public Policy Fellow at the American University of Beirut
Yossi Mekelberg
MENA Programme Associate Fellow at Chatham House
Omar Baddar
Palestinian-American Political Analyst
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[@jeanhuberson3635]

While in the middle east I never met a single Palestinian approving Israel's behaviour in Israel or in Palestine. They all complained of frustration, segregation, racism, properties destroyed or stolen. I do not think this can last forever. Alas Israel behaves as a colonialist state just as the US did to eliminate the Indians.
Times have changed and the world at large may not accept it. So it would be wiser to start negociating with Palestinians.

[@dbboy4612]

You can tell by looking his face he’s lying

[@conniedean3787]

No food or water in Gaza the civilians and Hostages starved to death

[@conniedean3787]

In Israel men and women at the age of 18 are drafted and join the military even if no war is going on

[@lawrencesmith814]

Your dreaming !!!😴