I have never seen a war between countries end until one of them accepts defeat. In this case, Hamas has nothing to lose, so they are not going to make a deal on Israel's terms. On the other side, Israel thinks it is winning, so they're also not going to make any deal on Hamas's terms.

Consultant

- After weeks of war, the Israel-Hamas deal has sparked hope but also intense waiting for hostage families.
- Families of over 100 hostages still held by Hamas

- After weeks of war, the Israel-Hamas deal has sparked hope but also intense waiting for hostage families.
- Families of over 100 hostages still held by Hamas in Gaza are torn between hope and fear.
- The release of a few hostages, including two Americans, has brought mixed emotions of relief and anxiety.
- Weekly protests in Tel Aviv continue, demanding the release of all hostages.
- The ceasefire deal includes provisions for fuel trucks to enter Gaza, but the situation remains tense.

Is the Israel-Hamas Deal a Glimmer of Hope or Just Prolonged Agony?