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What Does the Gaza Hostage Deal Accepted by Hamas Include?
Hamas agreed to a 60-day truce proposed by Egyptian and Qatari mediators including phased hostage releases, while Israel reviews terms amid ongoing conflict and high civilian casualties.
- Amid expedited ceasefire talks, Senior Hamas official Basem Naim said `The movement has handed over its approval to the new proposal presented by the mediators`, and there has been no immediate response from the Israeli government.
- Amid a sizeable gap between Hamas's accepted proposal and the Israeli government's demands, Netanyahu insists on all hostages being released at once, Gaza demilitarization, security control, and a government outside the Palestinian Authority.
- Gaza has been devastated by more than 22 months of war, and Israel's offensive has killed over 62,004 Palestinians, mostly civilians.
- Amid proposals, Netanyahu responded, saying Hamas was 'under intense pressure' and has yet to engage, dismissing reports of acceptance.
- Following initial agreements, mediators are expected to announce that an agreement has been reached and set a date for resuming talks, with hostages to be released in two batches.
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Hamas Accepts Proposed Deal for Cease-Fire and Hostage Release
WASHINGTON—Terrorist group Hamas has accepted a proposed deal that would result in a temporary cease-fire and a release of hostages. Qatar announced the move and is awaiting Israel’s response. The cease-fire would be for 60 days as an unspecified number of prisoners and hostages will be swapped, in addition to the repositioning of Israeli forces and the increase of humanitarian assistance going into Gaza, according to Qatari Foreign Affairs spok…
The Palestinian militia Hamas accepted on Monday by surprise a proposal for a truce put forward by the mediators Egypt and Qatar to end the war in Gaza. The text that the Palestinian militia has approved is “almost identical” to what Israel gave the green light in July, as reported on Tuesday by the spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Qatar, Majed al-Ansari. At that time, the distance between the Israeli and Palestinian negotiators …
Jerusalem. Israel continues to demand the release of “all hostages” kidnapped in Gaza, said on Tuesday a senior government official from that country, after Hamas accepted a new proposal for a truce that provides for the return of the captives in two stages.On the other hand, mediators of the conflict between Israel and Hamas – Egypt, Qatar and the United States – still await an official Israeli response to the initiative. Catar was optimistic T…
A new proposal for a truce in Gaza, accepted on Monday by the Palestinian Hamas movement, is almost fully resuming a previous plan approved by Israel, said Qatar, mediator in the conflict on Tuesday. ...
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