Disproportionate Violence: Israel, Hamas Struggle to Reach Ceasefire as Both Come Under Review
Mary Manley
Israel and Hamas are struggling to reach a ceasefire amid disproportionate violence, as mediators are working towards a resolution. Hamas proposed a timeline for a permanent ceasefire and Israeli troop withdrawal from Gaza, facing pressure from international partners. US President Joe Biden presented a three-phase plan for a ceasefire, but challenges remain to finalize an agreement.
Historical context and war crimes allegations against both parties have complicated the peace process, with concerns over the scale of atrocities committed. The situation reflects deep-seated concerns and ambitions from both sides, highlighting the complexity of reaching a lasting resolution in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
As efforts continue to bridge differences and address human rights abuses, the world watches closely as the fate of Gaza hangs in the balance.