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Bullet points of Will the latest talks between Hamas and Israel lead to a ceasefire in Gaza?
- The US, Qatar, and Egypt are mediating talks to broker a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas war, with a 'bridging proposal' agreed upon, but previous optimism about a deal being close has proven misplaced.
- The talks aim to secure a truce and hostage release deal, with the US considering it the 'best, maybe the last opportunity' to achieve this.
- Hamas is not directly participating in the talks, but is being briefed on developments by mediators Qatar and Egypt.
- The negotiations are urgent due to recent assassinations and the need to reduce tensions in the Middle East and prevent a region-wide conflict.
- A ceasefire plan involves a six-week ceasefire, hostage releases, and increased humanitarian aid to Gaza, but Hamas and Israel have differing demands and concerns.
- Sticking points include the release of senior political leaders, the withdrawal of Israeli troops, and the condition and whereabouts of hostages.
- The talks have been mediated by the US, Qatar, and Egypt, with key figures including CIA Director William Burns, Qatar's Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani, and Egypt's Intelligence Chief Abbas Kamel.
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