Prospects for a Gaza Ceasefire Dim Even as US Keeps Hope
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. officials have not given up hope of landing a Gaza ceasefire and hostage deal but are increasingly pessimistic that a breakthrough can come anytime soon, according to sources and officials familiar with the matter.
Israel-Hamas, Gaza
Trump, Gaza
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