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Hamas agrees to release 10 hostages as part of Gaza ceasefire talks, says negotiations are tough
GAZA STRIP, JUL 9 – Hamas agrees to release 10 hostages amid stalled talks over aid access, Israeli withdrawal, and permanent ceasefire guarantees, according to Hamas and mediators.
- Hamas has agreed to release 10 Israeli captives as part of ceasefire negotiations, stating that discussions are tough due to Israel's intransigence.
- Ongoing ceasefire talks, led by Qatar and the United States, focus on aid flow, withdrawal of Israeli forces from Gaza, and permanent ceasefire guarantees.
- Israeli forces are continuing attacks in Gaza, resulting in significant casualties, including at least 74 individuals killed on Wednesday, with over 770 deaths reported at aid sites.
- US President Donald Trump believes there is a very good chance of a ceasefire occurring in Gaza in the coming week.
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Hamas said it agreed to release ten hostages in the context of the difficult negotiations with Israel on a truce agreement in Gaza, where Palestinian aid announced the death of 23 people on Thursday.
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