Palestinians Reportedly Uninterested in Return to Full Scale Conflict With Israel, Even if Cease-Fire Talks Fail
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Jerusalem Post – The five-day cease-fire between Israel and Hamas is set to expire at midnight on Monday, and as of now, there are no signs of a breakthrough to reach a long-term deal between the sides in Cairo negotiations.
As the sides returned to Cairo for further talks on Monday, members of the Palestinian delegation expressed pessimism and estimated that efforts to reach a deal were not likely to succeed.
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