Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is caught between his hardline coalition and Donald Trump
US President Donald Trump wants Israel to do a deal with Hamas now, but conservatives in Benjamin Netanyahu's cabinet don't want a deal with the group ever — and it's leaving the Israeli prime minister in a difficult position.
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In a tent camp in west Gaza City, amid the stupefying August heat and the summer infestations of rats, mice and even weasels, life for 67-year-old Ahmed Ibrahim Suweirki is illuminated by something profoundly rare these days: optimism.
I have hope that Hamas will surrender its weapons, because of the suffering of its people.
Suweirki has been displaced "about four times" since October 7.
Relief for him and his family will come only with a peace deal that allows reconstruction of this ruined enclave.
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