Ceasefire needed before hostages can be freed, says Hamas official visiting Moscow
- A member of the Hamas delegation visiting Moscow stated that the release of hostages seized during the attack on Israel cannot occur until a ceasefire is agreed upon.
- Hamas needs time to locate and release the hostages who were taken from Israel to Gaza by various Palestinian factions during the attack.
- Russia has ties to all key players in the Middle East and has been called upon to help broker a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas.
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Hamas has announced the conditions for a five-day truce
Hamas is interested in establishing a ceasefire. Ali Barakeh, one of the leaders of the Palestinian movement, said in an interview with the Financial Times that the movement's fighters will release 100 foreign hostages held in the Gaza Strip in exchange for a five-day truce. At the same time, Barakeh said that he would not release captured Israeli soldiers and would leave them for prisoner exchanges. The condition applies only to civilians. Earl…
Release of hostages requires ceasefire, Hamas official says
GAZA/MOSCOW — A Hamas official tied the release of hostages held in Gaza to a ceasefire in Israel's punishing air war in the enclave, A Hamas official tied the release of hostages held in Gaza to a ceasefire in Israel's punishing air war in the enclave, launched after a deadly rampage by Hamas militants into southern Israel nearly three weeks ago.
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