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Both Hamas and Israel refuse to agree to a cease-fire in their ongoing war.

December 31, 2023 Benjamin Hughes

</p> <p>During the conflict between Hamas and Israel, both sides continue to reject a cease-fire agreement.

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Hamas’ attack on Israel on October 7 caused significant damage and the Israeli government responded with a counteroffensive in Gaza that has now been ongoing for 13 weeks. Military experts are already labeling this conflict as one of the most destructive in recent history. Despite efforts to negotiate a cease-fire, both sides remain adamant and correspondent Imtiaz Tyab explores the distant possibility of peace.

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