Israel-Hamas Conflict: In a promising update, President Joe Biden shared that efforts to secure the release of hostages held by Hamas in Gaza are now very close.The Presidents statement came after weeks of intensive negotiations and high-level discussions with key stakeholders.Delicate Negotiations Unveil Positive DevelopmentsDuring a meeting at the White House, Biden expressed cautious optimism, stating, Were now very close. Very close. And could bring some of these hostages home very soon. While refraining from divulging specific details, he assured that things are looking positive at the moment.Details of Potential Deal EmergePrevious reports from CNN indicated that the potential deal involves the release of 50 women and children hostages. The agreement proposes a four-to-five-day pause in fighting, with three Palestinian prisoners slated for release for every civilian hostage freed.Presidents Intensive Involvement in NegotiationsHighlighting the gravity of the situation, Biden mentioned his recent talks with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the Emir of Qatar Sheikh Tamim Bin Hamad Al-Thani, and US officials in the region. The President affirmed the dedicated efforts spanning the past six weeks.Israeli Cabinet Weighs Approval of Hostage ReleaseSimultaneously, the Israeli Cabinet is set to convene for an evening meeting to approve the release deal. About 50 hostages, including children and mothers, are expected to be freed by Hamas over a 4-5 day period.Focus on Israeli Hostages in Initial AgreementReports suggest that the agreement primarily centres on Israeli hostages, particularly women and children. Talks about releasing foreign hostages are not currently on the table.Anticipation Builds for Hostage ReleaseAs developments unfold, anticipation is building for the potential release of hostages, with discussions indicating that the ceasefire could be extended to facilitate the freedom of additional hostages beyond the initial 50.In the coming days, the world awaits further updates on this critical negotiation, with hopes high for the safe return of those held captive.(With ANI Inputs)