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Hamas is open to freeing hostages, five-year truce in Gaza, official says
- Hamas is willing to agree to a five-year truce and release all hostages, according to an official statement made on Saturday.
- A recent Israeli strike in Gaza City resulted in the deaths of at least 10 people, with many more feared trapped under rubble, as reported by local civil defense officials.
- Israel demands the return of all hostages and Hamas's disarmament, which Hamas considers a 'red line.'
- The recent conflict has resulted in over 51,495 Palestinian deaths since October 2023, according to the health ministry in the Hamas-run territory.
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Hamas, according to its own statements, would release all hostages in return for a long ceasefire, but Israel's main demand is rejected by the terrorist organization.
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