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731 The Gaza peace deal’s greatest strength is also its greatest weakness

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Joshua Keating @ Vox · 10/14/2025 14:30 EDT

The Gaza peace deal’s greatest strength is also its greatest weakness

After the euphoria and relief of Monday’s prisoner exchange and ceasefire, Tuesday has brought some ominous portents for the future of the Gaza peace deal. For one thing, the shooting hasn’t stopped entirely. Five Palestinians were killed in an Israeli drone strike on Tuesday morning in Gaza’s Shejaiya neighborhood. According to the Israel Defense Forces, […]

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