Hamas has accepted a draft agreement for a Gaza ceasefire and the release of hostages, officials say
- Hamas has accepted a draft agreement for a ceasefire that would see 33 hostages released and a phased withdrawal of IDF forces from parts of Gaza.
- The deal includes provisions for increased humanitarian aid into Gaza and security arrangements at the Philadelphi corridor.
- In exchange for the hostages, Israel would release over 1,000 Palestinian prisoners, but not those involved in the October 7 attack.
- President Joe Biden stated that an agreement to stop the fighting was 'on the brink' and negotiations resumed in Qatar.
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Israel prepares for hostage deal with Hamas
Israel is preparing for a deal that will see the release of Israeli hostages held by Hamas and a cessation of fighting in Gaza. Assuming the agreement goes into effect, it will occur in phases, with the first phase taking place over 42 days, in which 33 hostages will be released. In exchange, Israel will release more than 1,000 Palestinian prisoners. In subsequent phases, all the hostages held in Gaza, of which there are almost 100, some of whom
Israel and Hamas Agree to End Fighting, Secure Release of Hostages in Gaza
Israel and Hamas have officially agreed to a ceasefire and a hostage release arrangement, effectively bringing an end to over a year of intense conflict in the Gaza Strip. The agreement, which has been hailed as a significant breakthrough, was announced separately on Wednesday by both U.S. President Joe Biden and Qatar’s Prime Minister. The deal comes after a week of rigorous diplomatic negotiations, facilitated by the United States, Qatar, and …
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