US EditionHamas is open to freeing hostages, five-year truce in Gaza, official says
- Hamas is prepared to agree to a five-year truce and the release of all hostages, according to an anonymous official from the group.
- A Hamas delegation is in Cairo to discuss a comprehensive ceasefire with Egyptian mediators amidst ongoing conflict, which has resulted in over 51,000 Palestinian deaths since the conflict began.
- Israel demands the return of all hostages and the disarmament of Hamas, which the group deems a 'red line.'
- The war was triggered by Hamas's attack on October 7, 2023, resulting in 1,218 Israeli deaths, mostly civilians, reported by AFP.
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Report: Hamas open to international forces in Gaza
"Hamas has no objection to the presence of Egyptian, Arab or even international forces, which would be deployed inside the Gaza Strip according to an agreed framework," the Lebanese newspaper Al-Akhbar, considered close to the terrorist organization, reported Monday. However, the Egyptian sources who provided this information noted that the condition for this is a complete end to the war in Gaza and an immediate transition to a long-term ceasefi…
Hamas: No Partial Truce, Only Comprehensive Deal With War-Ending Guarantees Acceptable
Ahead of the forthcoming Egyptian-mediated ceasefire negotiations, the Palestinian resistance movement Hamas has emphasized the necessity of a comprehensive agreement with the “Israeli” regime, as opposed to a partial one, ensuring the termination of the genocidal war in the besieged Gaza Strip. Senior Hamas official Mahmoud Mardawi made the remarks on Saturday as a delegation from the group is slated to meet Egyptian mediators in the capital Ca…
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Hamas, according to its own statements, would release all hostages in return for a long ceasefire, but Israel's main demand is rejected by the terrorist organization.
Hamas said on Saturday that it was ready for a one-time agreement for the release of all the hostages still held in Gaza and a five-year truce with Israel, whose army once again struck the Palestinian territory, killing at least 35 of them.
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