US EditionHamas is open to a ceasefire. But Netanyahu says there’s no room for Hamas in postwar Gaza
GAZA STRIP, PALESTINE, JUL 4 – The proposed 60-day ceasefire includes partial Israeli troop withdrawals and hostage releases, with Hamas requiring the truce to lead to an end to the Gaza war, officials say.
- A senior Hamas official issued a warning to Arab nations about normalizing ties with Israel as the group deliberates on a US-backed ceasefire proposal involving a 60-day truce and hostage release.
- According to Israeli officials, Israel and Hamas have been at war since October 7, 2023, with over 430 Israeli soldiers and 57,000 Palestinians killed.
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said there will be no more Hamas after freeing all hostages held by the group.
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Hamas says it is ready to start Gaza ceasefire talks 'immediately'
The announcement came after Hamas held consultations with other Palestinian factions, and ahead of Monday's visit to the US by Benjamin Netanyahu. Hamas ally Islamic Jihad said it supports ceasefire talks, but has demanded 'guarantees' that Israel 'will not resume its aggression' once the hostages held in Gaza are freed.
Hamas says it will give a decision to the mediators after the negotiations are concluded.
Hamas seeks ceasefire guarantees as scores more are killed in Gaza - West Hawaii Today
Hamas is seeking guarantees that a new U.S.-backed ceasefire proposal for Gaza would lead to the war’s end, a source close to the militant group said on Thursday, as medics said Israeli strikes across the territory had killed scores more people.
Hamas seeks ceasefire guarantees as scores more are killed in Gaza - Hawaii Tribune-Herald
CAIRO/GAZA — Hamas is seeking guarantees that a new U.S.-backed ceasefire proposal for Gaza would lead to the war’s end, a source close to the militant group said on Thursday, as medics said Israeli strikes across the territory had killed scores more people.
Hamas would be ready to accept the new ceasefire proposal with Israel. Sources of the movement, quoted by the Saudi newspaper Al-Sharq Al-Awsat, report that a positive official response could...
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