Editorial: La Vanguardia

• The Gaza war is in its fifth month and international mediation is trying to agree to a long-lasting ceasefire.
• Hamas proposes a three-phase truce plan of 45 days, which includes the release of hostages and Israeli military withdrawal from densely populated areas of Gaza.
• Israeli Prime Minister Beniamin Netanyahu rejects the plan arguing that yielding to Hamas' demands would lead to another massacre.
• Israel insists that any plan must include the dismantling of the terrorist structures in Gaza and Hamas' elimination.
• Internationally, Hamas' plan receives support as it's believed that with adjustments, it can lead to a long-lasting truce and allow new negotiations.

Conclusion: Tensions persist in Gaza with the opposing interests and proposals of Israel and Hamas. International mediation works to reach a consensus for a long-lasting ceasefire but the challenges and resistance remain significant.

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