US EditionHamas agrees to US proposal on Gaza ceasefire, Palestinian official says
- A Palestinian official said on Monday that Hamas has agreed to a U.S. Proposal for a temporary ceasefire and hostage release deal in Gaza.
- The proposal emerged amid Israel's plan to occupy 75% of Gaza and displace the population to southern Gaza as part of its ongoing offensive.
- U.S. Special envoy Steve Witkoff stated Israel will accept a temporary ceasefire involving the release of half the living and deceased hostages before negotiating a permanent ceasefire.
- Hamas has yet to officially accept the deal, and Israeli officials reported no progress in negotiations, with Hamas refusing to align with Israel’s conditions.
- The agreement's potential could lead to substantive peace talks, but the conflict continues amid intense fighting, mass displacement, and growing international pressure on Israel.
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Hamas says it backs Witkoff plan as US, Israeli leaders hint at breakthrough
Israel downplays Hamas claims it has accepted Witkoff’s proposal, saying no breakthrough has been reached amid reports that the number of hostages to be released remains key sticking point preventing a deal. By World Israel News Staff A senior Hamas official said on Tuesday that the terror group has agreed to the framework for a ceasefire attributed to White House Special Envoy to the Middle East Steve Witkoff, removing a key barrier to reaching…
Israel prepares for 'unprecedented attack' on Gaza, US says ceasefire deal on table
US special envoy Steve Witkoff has told CNN that a ceasefire-hostage deal for Gaza is currently on the table with a pathway to end the war, and urged Hamas to accept it.The proposal would see the release of half of the living hostages and half of those who have died in exchange for a temporary ceasefire before negotiations begin for a comprehensive agreement to end the war.He declined to specify how long that temporary truce would last, which ha…
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Hamas claimed it had a new 11th-hour deal for a cease-fire supported by the Trump administration, but President Donald Trump’s Middle East envoy said Hamas was twisting his proposal into […] The post Trump Admin Spots 11th-Hour Change Hamas Made to Key Deal: 'Completely Unacceptable' appeared first on The Western Journal.
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