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The original was posted on /r/worldnews by /u/SpottedAlpaca on 2023-12-11 01:55:20.
autotldr@lemmings.world [bot] 2 years ago
This is the best summary I could come up with:
With the US diplomatic backing, and with more of its ammunition supplies being shipped to Israel, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has made it clear that to achieve his goals of rescuing hostages - but more importantly, in reality, the destruction of Hamas - then a ceasefire is a non-starter.
The UN secretary-general and the Qatari and Egyptian peace negotiators are clearly exasperated but insist that they’ll continue to look for a way to narrow the gulf between the two sides and find a solution.
Despite their admirable work, in truth they won’t get very far for the time being because neither of the protagonists - Hamas and Israel - seem awfully interested in a ceasefire anyway.
Pictures shared on social media from the heart of the city of Khan Younis show empty streets and the sounds of heavy fighting reverberating.
But away from the tactical nuances and shifts in strategy on the battlefield, the overwhelming concern of the international community isn’t who is winning, but what is happening to the civilian population.
Across Gaza, the few hospitals that are barely functioning are overflowing - some of them have put up tents outside to treat the steady stream of injured brought to their doors.
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