New Hamas Negotiating Position May Lead To Release Of Half The Live Hostages

‘Five For Fighting’ Singer John Ondrasik Releases Musical Tribute to Alon Ohel, 58 Hostages of the October 7th Massacre

John Ondrasik, the Grammy-nominated lead singer-songwriter of the band Five For Fighting, turned his hit song “Superman (It’s Not Easy),” which became an anthem for first responders after 9/11, into a moving tribute to 24-year-old Alon Ohel and the 58 hostages still held by Hamas since the October 7th attacks.

New Hamas Negotiating Position May Lead To Release Of Half The Live Hostages

JERUSALEM (VINnews) — The Lebanese-based Al-Akhbar newspaper published additional details about the proposed negotiation framework that may lead to the release of several Israeli hostages held by the Hamas terrorist organization in Gaza. According to the report, the Egyptian proposal includes a 40 to 70-day pause in fighting, during which eight living hostages — including […]

A senior Hamas official told Al Jazeera that the proposal Egypt submitted includes the release of half of the hostages in the first week of the agreement. • The proposal also includes a temporary ceasefire that will last 45 days. • Hamas announced that any agreement depends on an end to the war and a withdrawal from Gaza, not on the issue of weapons. • According to Egyptian sources, "Hamas will provide information on the hostages by the end of t…

The remaining live and dead hostages will be released at the end of the 45-day ceasefire. A senior Hamas official clarifies on the broadcast: The organization was surprised that the Egyptians included the clause 'disarming the resistance' - "It won't happen, a basic right that is not up for discussion"

ICYMI: Lawsuit: Hamas journalist had advance knowledge of Oct. 7

An amended lawsuit filed against the employers of a Hamas-affiliated Gazan who held three Israeli hostages in his home charges that their captor knew about the October 7th, 2023 terror onslaught in advance. Freed hostage Almog Meir Jan, who was rescued by Israeli forces in June 2024, filed a lawsuit against the Washington-based nonprofit People Media Project and its subsidiary website, the Palestine Chronicle, which employed his captor, Abdallah…