Hamas agrees to Egyptian ceasefire proposal, Israel counters
- Hamas expressed cautious optimism about a ceasefire deal proposed by Egypt, which aims to resume essential supplies to Gaza, despite ongoing Israeli military attacks that have killed over 890 Palestinians since March 18, 2025.
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office denied the receipt of a new Egyptian proposal while blaming Hamas for the failure to extend the ceasefire, as reported by various outlets.
- Hamas officials stated that any agreement must ensure a permanent end to the military assault, underscoring their insistence on returning to the original framework of negotiations.
- Hamas agreed to an Egyptian ceasefire proposal, but Israel responded negatively, resuming military actions in Gaza that killed at least 890 Palestinians, including children, since March 18, 2025.
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Hamas Says It Will Agree to Deal That Includes Release of American Hostage
Hamas says it will accept a ceasefire deal that includes the release of American Israeli hostage Edan Alexander. Over the weekend, Hamas announced it would agree to a proposal from mediator states Egypt and Qatar. The deal includes the release of five hostages in exchange for Palestinian prisoners held by Israel, a pause in fighting for 50 days, and additional humanitarian aid into Gaza. Israel has presented a counterproposal to the offer “i…
Hamas Accepts Egyptian Ceasefire Proposal, Israel Seeks Further Concessions
Netanyahu said on Sunday that ending the war on Gaza is conditional on Hamas’s complete surrender and disarmament A senior Hamas official said late on 29 March that the resistance movement has accepted a new Egyptian proposal to resume the truce in the Gaza Strip, coming as Israel has rejected Cairo’s plan and put forward its own counteroffer. “Hamas recently received a new proposal from the Qatari and Egyptian mediators and responded positively…
Hamas agrees to Egypt-Qatar ceasefire plan as Netanyahu demands group disarm
Hamas says it has agreed to a proposal by Egypt and Qatar that would include the weekly release of Israeli hostages, but won't comply with a demand by Benjamin Netanyahu to lay down weapons.
Al-Arabi Al-Jadeed newspaper revealed that Hamas rejected a recent offer made by the American administration that includes the departure of the leadership of the movement's military council from the Gaza Strip accompanied by their families, while providing huge financial privileges, providing them with accommodation abroad, and guarantees that they will not be targeted...
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