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Trump calls on Israel to ‘stop the bombing of Gaza’ after Hamas agrees to hostage negotiations
Hamas has tentatively accepted Trump’s peace plan including hostage release and Gaza administration handover while key issues like disarmament await further talks, officials said.
- Hamas announced it is ready to release all Israeli hostages and follow parts of US President Donald Trump's Gaza peace plan, while seeking further negotiations on some details.
- President Donald Trump urged Israel to stop bombing Gaza for the safe release of hostages, emphasizing the need for immediate action.
- Canada welcomed Hamas' commitment to transfer power and release hostages, urging quick action on these promises.
- The United Nations called for a halt to the conflict, supporting negotiations to ensure the release of hostages and humanitarian access, as tensions remain high.
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By Abeer Salman, Oren Liebermann, Kevin Liptak and Jeremy Diamond, CNN The Israeli government and forces are preparing to “immediately implement” the first phase of US President Donald Trump’s Gaza peace plan, the Israeli Prime Minister’s Office said early Saturday (local time), after Hamas made a similar statement, marking a potential breakthrough after months of failed efforts to end the war. Just hours earlier, Hamas had said it “immediately”…
Hamas wants to accept parts of Trump's peace plan for Gaza, and the Israeli army now announces that it wants to prepare the first phase.
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