US EditionHamas says no interim truce possible without work toward permanent ceasefire deal
GAZA STRIP, PALESTINE, JUL 18 – Hamas claims Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu rejected a full prisoner exchange despite repeated offers, with negotiations stalled amid ongoing hostilities and humanitarian concerns.
- Hamas' armed wing spokesperson stated that without an interim truce agreement, the group could return to demanding a full package deal to end the conflict in Gaza.
- Hamas has offered to release all hostages in Gaza and claims that Israel has refused, indicating frustration with stalled negotiations.
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared that the war will only end when Hamas is disarmed and its leaders are expelled from Gaza.
- Disputes persist over conditions for a truce, including Israeli army withdrawals and aid delivery mechanisms, according to two Hamas officials.
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Hamas Says No Interim Hostage Deal Possible Without Work Toward Permanent Ceasefire
The spokesperson for Hamas's armed wing said on Friday that while the Palestinian terrorist group favors reaching an interim truce in the Gaza war, if such an agreement is not reached in current negotiations it could revert to insisting on a full package deal to end the conflict. Hamas has previously offered to release all
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The negotiations for a truce in Gaza are simmering, with Hamas accusing Israel of blocking the talks, but Qatari mediators claim that the talks are still in their initial phase.
·Paris, France
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