Public sentiment is overwhelmingly negative towards the Gaza ceasefire talks involving Trump and Netanyahu, with widespread outrage over perceived insincerity and hypocrisy. Commenters label both leaders as war criminals and express strong calls for justice for Palestinians, viewing the talks as mere political theater amidst a worsening humanitarian crisis.

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Yeah, the peace talk is not going to happen.

SouthernLampPost530

_FixingGood_

They started it, they refuse to make any compromises to end it and we have protesters blaming the US.

TRIGMILLION

Hopefully Israel will soon get Yahya Sinwar and all the other leaders.

SendStoreMeloner

Coast_watcher

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Anyone getting a feeling that maybe hamas doesn't actually want to negotiate anything? That maybe they're just trying to drag things out for as long as possible?

foul_ol_ron

Hammas doesn’t want peace. They want all Israeli dead.  they said that multiple times on videos

Timmy24000

Kill the terrorist leader and talk to the next guy in line. Keep doing that until one of them agrees or there are none remaining.

PlatinumKanikas

Hamas doesn't want a ceasefire. It knows the US will keep pressuring Israel to give in and put no pressure on them.

Hamas doesn’t want compromise, it wants war. Period.

ramman403

DDHLeigh

Can’t wait for college kids to somehow find a way to blame Israel for this.

CockroachFinancial86

People who thought Hamas would make peace are delusional.

This is 125th time they have pulled the same maneuver and people keep falling for it.

It's also a shame that international community and USA absolutely refuse to put any pressure whatsoever on Hamas.

southpolefiesta

Oh, is it time for the weekly new ceasefire talks/deals being rejected by Hamas? Why would Israel do this?

NA_0_10_never_forget

Well, color me green and call me a pickle, I'm absolutely dumbstruck by this turn of events. What an unprecedented revelation that shook me to the core

MajorTechnology8827

Wasn't it Hamas just saying the other day that they were demanding new conditions?

HidingAsSnow

Must be nice to accept a deal unilaterally, decide for yourself what it says, and have news agencies like reuters report your claims about it as fact.

i_should_be_coding

Irresponsible, inconsiderate and cruel. These guys will burn in hell for bringing this war to their people

Are_you_blind_sir

The-Bear-Jew-TopHits

They were the one rejecting last US mediated proposal? And now they want to use that one.

just fuck them

aeolus811tw

Why the fuck are people even bothering to negotiate with a regime whose "constitutionally" stated purpose is the annihilation of the other party? That's like offering an axe murderer the location of your secret stash of money in exchange for them killing you tomorrow instead of now. 


Let's trade today's body bags in exchange for future body bags. Makes total fucking sense.

vsysio

Thank you Mr. Sinwar.

Time and again, you save us Israelis from the spineless slime that we have for a governing body by giving them no choice but to prosecute the war to its proper conclusion.

Barmaglot_07

msat16

Just-Pea-4968

As long as there are morons protesting for HAMAS in front of the White House, they won’t accept a cease fire.

Thisam

It's all designed to draw out this bullshit. Just stop negotiating with them... And ask gazans to elect a leader..

Its almost like they don't trust Hamas as much and have lost good faith.  I wonder why?

Hot_Dog2376

I'm astounded. Nothing more surprising has ever happened in the history of humanity.

Murbela

TuggMaddick

Oh wow, it's been almost... *checks notes...* one day since the last time this happened! Breaking fucking news right there.

malsomnus

This is not news. Hamas has always rejected Israeli conditions.

Gaggamaggot

Don't bother, anyone that still believe there is chance of peace between hamas and israel just a fool. There is no chance for peace between hamas and israel, betwen israele and palatine, yes, but not hamas.

111anza

When is it time for ground troops in Gaza to just finish it already

Surround8600

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What-time-is-it-456

Israel needs control over the Philadelphi Corridor. That should be non-negotiable.

Bassist57

That's OK. Isreal needs to end this their way.

FatherOften

atticjb

Who wants to bet $1 hamas will magically arrive at a ceasefire once elections are over?

the-es

DatGums

Of course they did. They are not interested in peace and care less about Palestine than Israel does

PR05ECC0

Okay can we stop harassing our representatives over this now maybe? Cause calling our mayors and governors does shit to change how Hamas and Israel are making their choices. We don’t have a lot of control here

SoggyBoysenberry7703

They wanted to go to war and they got it, they don’t get to complain about the outcome

Just bomb them till there is nothing left then there will be peace.No need for talk just action

EminentBean

philburns

Well, they attacked innocents at a peace festival, so I think it's clear what they think

Zealousideal_Top_966

Able_Reference_5167

They want a guarantee that if the talks fail, the war won't resume...

Like....what?

TheRiddlerTHFC

&gt;ceasefire talks

What "talks"?  
What's there to talk about?  
There's a finished proposal that tells them to return the hostages and lay down their weapons.  
What do they want to talk about?

BorikGor

So as part of this deal Hamas wants to release some hostages but keep others, they want the aide to go through the UN so they can steal it, they want Israel to leave Gaza completely, and after 60 days they want a complete end to the war while they keep hostages and also want security guarantees from the US. FUUUUUUUUUUCK YOUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU😂😂😂😂.

EDRNFU

These guys sacrificed Gazans and Gaza because they drank the koolaid and really thought they were going to win.

[https://judaic.arizona.edu/sites/judaic.arizona.edu/files/2024-04/Hamas%20Actually%20Believed%20It%20Would%20Conquer%20Israel.%20In%20Preparation,%20It%20Divided%20the%20Country%20Into%20Cantons%20-%20Israel%20News%20-%20Haaretz.com\_.pdf](https://judaic.arizona.edu/sites/judaic.arizona.edu/files/2024-04/Hamas%20Actually%20Believed%20It%20Would%20Conquer%20Israel.%20In%20Preparation,%20It%20Divided%20the%20Country%20Into%20Cantons%20-%20Israel%20News%20-%20Haaretz.com_.pdf)

FecklessFool

They have already demanded a commitment from Israel not to resume bombardment. Not going to happen.

LookOverall

Plenty_Beautiful_547

The magic negotiation sauce for Hamas is disbandment.

steve_ample

They're just going to keep making ridiculous demands that they know Israel will never accept.  Hamas wants the war to continue so they can keep dragging Israel's name through the mud.  Hamas is willing to sacrifice everyone in Gaza just to make Israel look bad.

The-M0untain

Rude_Worldliness_423

flufffyzebra

IJustLovePenguinsOk

Yes, let's trust Hamas!  Amazing plan.  No chance this fails.

pokemonplayer2001

Hamas is like Russia. Talks about it but then doesn't follow through

Belkan-Federation95

Hopefully this goes through. Expulsion is the path for them.

_chip

They're ready to disarm and surrender? Finally 🎉🎉 this is a great day for the liberation of Palestinians. They will finally be free of Hamas.

DragonBunny23

No negotiating with terrorists.  Only unconditional surrender and the total dismantling of Hamas.

abc123DohRayMe

How does this work with a decentralized group that functions like a franchise? Wouldn't the majority of the members just break off, make their own weapons from humanitarian aids and operate on their own? The region need to be sterile from weapon smuggling but its really hard to do so if rockets and explosives can be easily made with construction and farming supplies. Only then will HAMAS and their sympathizers will fade into obscurity.

catfishgod

Get tf out that terrorist organisation. Let the people rule.

serikielbasa

Guess they got a new supply of rockets and need time to build some schools close to the launchers

Bacardio

So basically they're facing too much internal resistance

I honestly just dont give a flying fuck about Israel, Palestine or any other country in the middle east. They've been murdering eachother over religious nonsense for thousands of years and they aren't going to stop any time soon

Throwawayl17l63

kytheon

It’s hard to believe there are any Hamas left.

Colonel-KWP

This whole situation is the worst. It is hard to know who to be more angry at.

And both sides treat Gazan civilians with zero regard. They are just killing people with no reasonable objective in mind.

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&gt; The recent Gaza ceasefire talks in Qatar have not led anywhere yet, the Qatari prime minister said Tuesday, citing a "fundamental gap" between the two parties, Israel and Hamas.
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&gt; "One party is looking for a partial deal that might or have the possibility to lead to a comprehensive deal and the other party is looking just for a one-off deal and to end the war and to get all the hostages out," Qatari Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani said during a press briefing Tuesday. "And we couldn't bridge this fundamental gap with whatever proposals we have provided."
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&gt; Qatari Prime Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al-Thani speaks at the opening session of the Qatar Economic Forum 2025 in Doha, Qatar, May 20, 2025.
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&gt; Hamas claimed Tuesday that Israel has not been serious about the negotiations, saying in a statement that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu "is extending his delegation's stay in Doha on a day-to-day basis without engaging in any serious negotiations, and no real talks have taken place since last Saturday."
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&gt; The Israeli Prime Minister's Office claimed Tuesday that Hamas is refusing the American proposal for the return of the hostages.
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&gt; "After approximately one week of intensive contacts in Doha, the senior members of the negotiating team will return to Israel for consultations; the working echelon will -- at present -- remain in Doha," the office said.
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&gt; The Israeli Prime Minister's Office said in a statement on Sunday that the Israeli negotiation team is working to "exhaust every chance of a deal," including one that would include "the release of all hostages, the expulsion of Hamas terrorists [from Gaza], and the disarmament of the Strip."
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&gt; Amid the ceasefire talks, the Israel Defense Forces [announced on Sunday](https://abcnews.go.com/International/idf-announces-start-operation-gideons-chariots-gaza-ground/story?id=121930267) the start of a new "extensive ground operation" throughout northern and southern Gaza.
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Hamas literally offered a deal to free all of the remaining hostages in exchange for a 5 years of casefire, but Israel rejected it and called to continue the genocide and ethnic cleansing of Gaza......

BabylonianWeeb

&gt; The Israeli Prime Minister's Office claimed Tuesday that Hamas is refusing the American proposal for the return of the hostages.

The US promised to lift the blockade of Gaza in return for the release of Edan Alexander and then immediately broke that deal after he was released. Why would they accept another deal that America will just immediately break?

fcukou

Yeah, I'd say a hostile occupying force gradually annexing more and more of your land is definitely a fundamental gap that is going to be hard to overcome. If only anyone could have seen this coming in 1948.

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Not really, all hamas has to do is return the hostages and surrender.

NegevThunderstorm

Qatar is figuring out who they gotta pay in Gaza just to keep the street aligned. While Hamas is busy whacking each other over who gets paid in dollars via cutouts in Doha. Oh, and don’t forget - it’s a competition for who gets first dibs on contracts for Gaza Marine when that gas deal is launched offshore.

ClinchHold

Give the hostages back, and there will be an end to the horror

ProximatePenguin

When Hamas totally disarms and surrenders all control and all of their members leave the stage and disband, it is over. Gaza rebuild begins immediately, and Palestinians can start to rebuild trust and eventually win a country. It is that simple. 

No Hamas = war over. 

There is no other alternative.

XF939495xj6

Hamas keeps refusing every deal while Israel accepted the latest deal.  Hamas is the problem, as always.

B0wwsser

I mean if they could open up the rafah crossing and let some of these people out it would solve a lot of near term problems. I get why Egypt didn’t want to do it but if the Arab states write them a fat check maybe they’ll change their mind. Gaza doesn’t exist anymore and won’t for the foreseeable future. Not enough pressure is put on the Arab neighbors to deal with the Palestinians but perhaps after Israel ass kicking every terrorist  in the region for the last two years they may change their tune. Some positives happening in Syria, Lebanon and Saudi Arabia need to keep that momentum.

renge-refurion

“Medics said the latest strike that also killed women and children, wounded dozens of other people and set several tents ablaze.”

I urge all people of the world to insist their leaders sanction Israel. It’s the only way to end the Palestinian genocide that Israel is carrying out.

cap123abc

It’s horrifying how routine this kind of news has become. 24 people, including women and children, incinerated in tents, and it barely registers as a disruption in the broader narrative. The very same day that “peace talks” are being held, bombs are dropping on displaced families who have nowhere else to go. What kind of ceasefire process happens in parallel with mass death?

And the worst part is how predictable it all feels. Every round of talks comes with escalations meant to harden positions, stall momentum, or extract leverage through bloodshed. It’s a cycle that leaves civilians (already dispossessed, starving, and grieving) as disposable collateral. If this is what “war objectives” look like, we need to seriously ask: at what point does it stop being about defense and start being about erasure?

This isn’t a miscalculation or a fog-of-war tragedy. It’s policy.

sundaywellnessclub

The ceasefire will only come when they've exiled the last Palestinian from their homeland. Everything before that is performative to perpetuate the war machine to completion.

Freud-Network

"Israel's position is unchanged, they want their prisoners released, without a commitment to end the war."

So Israel wants the prisoners released, and to continue this war. Why would Hamas agree to that? 


Why can't Israel agree to a ceasefire? I think the answer is clear.

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