Netanyahu Approves New Gaza Ceasefire Talks Amid Ongoing Conflict

Following a UN resolution and international pressure, Israel and Hamas are set to discuss a ceasefire, as tensions with the US and a humanitarian crisis in Gaza escalate.

The UN Security Council passed a resolution demanding an immediate ceasefire and the release of hostages in the Israel-Gaza conflict, but fighting continues.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu approved new talks on a Gaza ceasefire to take place in Doha and Cairo, following a binding UN resolution and an ICJ ruling demanding humanitarian aid for Gaza.
The resolution and ongoing conflict have heightened tensions between the US and Israel, with Netanyahu facing criticism for his handling of the situation.
Despite the UN's demands, aid groups report little change on the ground in Gaza, where a humanitarian crisis worsens amid continued fighting.
Netanyahu faces domestic pressure over the failure to bring home all hostages seized by militants, as Israel prepares for further military operations in Gaza.