Trump administration ‘optimistic’ on Gaza ceasefire
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WASHINGTON: Israel has agreed to a US ceasefire proposal for Gaza, the White House said on Thursday (May 29), and Hamas said it was reviewing the plan, although its terms did not meet the group's demands.
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It comes after Middle East envoy Witkoff said earlier this week that he was optimistic about brokering an agreement to end more than 19 months of war in Gaza. View on euronews
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