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6,000 prisoners must be freed in exchange for hostages in Gaza, says Hamas official

  • The Israeli military announced that 199 hostages were being held in Gaza, a higher number than previously estimated. Negotiations to allow humanitarian aid into Gaza and release foreign nationals appear to be stalled.
  • Hamas claims to have between 200 and 250 hostages, and a former Hamas chief stated that they have the capability to empty all prisons if needed.
  • Tensions are high, with reports of hostage deaths due to Israeli bombardment and fears of an Israeli invasion to wipe out Hamas. Multiple countries have reported their citizens as missing or kidnapped.
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Hamas said it was ready to release the hostages it captured in the Gaza invasion of southern Israel in exchange for the release of 6,000 Palestinian prisoners held in Israeli jails. At the same time, they released the first video of an alleged hostage from the Gaza Strip. She is believed to be a 21-year-old woman from Shoham and is currently in a hospital in Gaza.

·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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A Hamas official has called for 6,000 Palestinians, men and women held in Israeli jails, to be released in exchange for hostages in Gaza, Sky News reports.

·Romania
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Diplomatic pressure is growing for Israel and Egypt to allow humanitarian aid to enter Gaza | Biden to travel to Israel on Wednesday | Israel evacuates communities on the border with Lebanon after rising tension with Hezbollah

·Spain
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ceskenoviny.cz broke the news in on Monday, October 16, 2023.
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