What will be the primary reason for failure to reach a Gaza ceasefire by December 31, 2024?
New Israeli demands • 25%
Internal Palestinian disagreements • 25%
International pressure • 25%
Other • 25%
Statements from Palestinian groups, Israeli government, or major news outlets
Palestinian Groups in Cairo Announce Gaza Ceasefire 'Closer Than Ever' if Israel Drops New Demands
Dec 21, 2024, 04:30 PM
After meetings in Cairo on Friday, Hamas and two other Palestinian groups, Islamic Jihad and the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP), announced that a Gaza ceasefire agreement with Israel is "closer than ever" if Israel stops imposing new conditions. In a rare joint statement, the factions expressed optimism that an agreement could be reached before the end of the year, provided that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu does not obstruct it with new demands. The groups discussed developments in the war and negotiations, as well as steps to form a societal support committee to manage the Gaza Strip. They emphasized that "the weapons of the resistance are legitimate and must not be compromised" and stressed the importance of unity in confronting Israel.
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Renewed hostilities initiated by Israel • 25%
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Third-party intervention • 25%
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New Israeli conditions • 25%
Military actions • 25%
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Ceasefire Terms • 25%
Mediation Challenges • 25%
Hostage Release Issues • 25%
Violation by Hamas • 25%
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External interference • 25%
Violation by Israel • 25%
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Israeli military actions • 25%
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Military actions • 25%
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Humanitarian Concerns • 25%
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Political Disagreements • 25%
Internal Israeli Opposition • 25%
Hamas Demands • 25%
Mediation Challenges • 25%
External Political Pressure • 25%
Disagreements over prisoner release terms • 25%
Disagreements over hostage release terms • 25%
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Internal Hamas strategy • 25%
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Lack of international pressure • 25%
U.S. pressure on Israel • 25%
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