US EditionMacron Welcomes Hamas Return of Israeli Hostages as Truce Plan Begins
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Seven hostages were released by Hamas in Gaza on Monday, October 13, a choice welcomed by the President of the French Republic, who sees it as a sign of a possibility of peace.
"Hamas has no place in Gaza," said Emmanuel Macron on his way to Sharm el-Sheikh. An international summit meets in Egypt around Donald Trump, whose 20-point plan aims to end the war that broke out on October 7, 2023. (International).
Macron welcomes Hamas return of Israeli hostages as truce plan begins
French President Emmanuel Macron on Monday welcomed Hamas’s release of the last 20 surviving Israeli hostages in Gaza, calling it a crucial first step in the ceasefire plan brokered by US President Donald…
In a publication this Monday on X, the President of the Republic announced his "joy", and France's commitment to uphold Trump's plan for peace in Gaza.
Poland's Chief Rabbi, Michael Schudrich, joined other rabbis and friends in reciting psalms of gratitude for the release of the last 20 surviving hostages from Gaza on Monday in front of the Israeli Embassy. Schudrich told the Polish Press Agency (PAP) that it was a day of great joy for him. Representatives of the board of the Jewish Religious Community of Warsaw participated in the prayer: Poland's Chief Rabbi, Michael Schudrich. The article "P…
Gaza war ends, Israel-Hamas hostage release begins - News Cubic Studio
The war in Gaza has finally ended. After two years of fighting, it has come to a full stop on Monday. The release of Israeli hostages began today. Seven hostages have been released in the first batch. Hundreds of people have been lined up at Tel Aviv’s Hostage Square since morning, demanding the release of the hostages. Hamas still holds 48 Israeli hostages in Gaza, 20 of whom are likely alive. Hamas kidnapped 250 hostages during its attack on I…
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