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Israel delays release of 620 Palestinians until Hamas guarantees further hostage releases

Israel has delayed the release of 620 Palestinian prisoners until it receives assurance that the next hostages will be released without what it calls 'humiliating ceremonies' in Gaza.
The delay came after six Israeli hostages were freed, which was criticized due to armed militants escorting the hostages in front of crowds.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office stated the ceremonies demean the dignity of the hostages and are used for propaganda.
Hamas accused Israel of violating the ceasefire, claiming Netanyahu is 'deliberately stalling' the release of Palestinian detainees.

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The Straits Times

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Hamas says talks with Israel contingent on release of prisoners as agreed

Israel on Feb 23 said it was delaying the release of Palestinian prisoners until Hamas met its conditions.

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Jerusalem Post

Hamas refuses further talks unless Israel releases agreed prisoners

Hamas will not hold talks with Israel through mediators on any further steps in the fragile, phased ceasefire

15 hours ago·Jerusalem, Israel

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The West Australian

Ceasefire talks depend on Palestinian prisoner release

Hamas says it won't participate in further Gaza ceasefire talks until more than 600 Palestinian prisoners are released by Israel.

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شبكة الميادين

Netanyahu delayed release of 600 Palestinians despite recommendations

Hamas stressed that it will not engage in further negotiations with "Israel" unless 600 Palestinian prisoners, whose release was delayed by Netanyahu on Saturday, are freed.

16 hours ago

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Hindustan Times

Israeli Hostage Release Firestorm: For The First Time, Hamas Reveals Real Reason for Hostage Videos

Hamas fires back after Israel halts the release of 600 Palestinian prisoners over ‘humiliating ceremonies.’ The group defends its hostage handover, calling it a show of ‘dignity and humane treatment.’ Netanyahu demands a change before continuing the deal, but Hamas says Israel is just stalling. Will this derail the truce? Are peace negotiations at risk?

17 hours ago·New Delhi, India

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