The Biden administration’s optimism for a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas has waned, with officials admitting no progress has been made. National Security Council spokesman John Kirby described the prospects as “daunting,” and a U.S. official doubted a deal would ever be reached. Tensions are high, with Israel blaming Hamas for killing hostages and Arab officials blaming Israel for actions escalating the conflict. An Arab official stated there’s no chance for a ceasefire before the election, which will influence future possibilities. Failure to secure a deal would impact Biden’s diplomatic legacy.

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