Gaza truce delayed as zionist regime fails to respond to proposals

A ceasefire agreement between Palestine Resistence Movement Hamas and zionist Israel has been delayed indefinitely as Israel has not yet responded to proposals for the Egyptian-brokered truce. Hamas says a deal still can be reached within the next 24 hours.
The leader of Hamas, Ezzat al-Rishq, said that the movement has not yet received any response to the proposals put before the Israeli authorities, and that it might take another day to reach a deal.
“The truce is now held up because we are waiting for the Israeli side to respond,” Rishq told Reuters. “We … must wait until tomorrow.”
Israel’s negotiation team has reportedly rejected a draft ceasefire, delaying the truce announcement indefinitely, the Times of Israel reports, citing local media.