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Hamas Threatens to Withdraw from Gaza Ceasefire Talks Amid Israeli Airstrikes
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By הלל ביטון רוזן
First reported by Now 14 · Aug 3, 2026
What happened
Hamas has threatened to withdraw from ceasefire talks due to ongoing Israeli airstrikes in Gaza, prompting Israel to debate whether to continue military pressure or pause operations to advance negotiations. Israeli ministers have also urged Prime Minister Netanyahu to halt a peace plan they say contradicts war goals.
- 01Hamas threatens to exit ceasefire talks over continued Israeli airstrikes in Gaza.
- 02Israel debates continuing military pressure versus pausing to aid negotiations.
- 03Political leaders stress maintaining coordination with the United States.
- 04Finance and Settlement Ministers demand halting the Board of Peace's 'Roadmap' plan.
- 05They claim the official plan differs from what was approved by Israel's Security Cabinet.
- 06Concerns raised that current plan could undermine Israel's war objectives in Gaza.
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