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The rejection of this proposal indicates that the path toward a peace agreement still faces many challenges and uncertainties.
According to international media reports, the main differences still revolve around:
• Terms for ending the conflict and security guarantees
• Strategic interests in the Middle East region
• Domestic political pressure from each side