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Hamas tells negotiators it doesn’t have 40 Israeli hostages needed for first round of ceasefire

  • Ceasefire negotiations in Cairo have stalled, with Hamas unable to locate 40 Israeli hostages needed for a deal.
  • The Gaza war, triggered by Hamas attacking Israel, has resulted in over 1,170 deaths, mostly civilians.
  • Proposed terms for a ceasefire include releasing hostages, aid delivery to Gaza, and displaced Palestinians returning to their homes.
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Qatar, the United States and Egypt propose a truce of six weeks and the release of 42 hostages held in Gaza, in exchange for several hundred Palestinian prisoners.

·Paris, France
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According to a senior member of Islamist Hamas, the fate of the Israeli hostages abducted and held in the Gaza Strip in early October 2023 can only be clarified during a ceasefire. Part of the negotiations is to reach an agreement on a ceasefire “to have enough time and security to collect final and more accurate data on the captured Israelis,” Basem Naim, a member of Hamas' political bureau, wrote on Telegram on Thursday evening. Hostages in th…

·Vienna, Austria
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New York Post broke the news in New York, United States on Monday, April 8, 2024.
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