US EditionIsrael’s demand that Hamas disarm ‘unacceptable’; Gaza deaths near 51,000
- Hamas is studying a new ceasefire proposal from mediators and will respond after internal consultations, stating that it requires a permanent ceasefire and a complete Israeli withdrawal from Gaza.
- Hamas rejected Israel's demand for disarmament as a condition for a ceasefire, which a senior official described as unacceptable.
- Israel's military airstrikes have resulted in more than 50,983 casualties in Gaza, as reported by the Hamas-run health authority.
- UN spokesman Stéphane Dujarric emphasized the importance of civilian protection and called for the immediate release of all hostages.
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Hamas says studying new Gaza ceasefire proposal
Earlier on Monday, broadcaster Al Jazeera reported that Hamas had rejected Israel’s demand to disarm as a condition for a ceasefire. The post Hamas says studying new Gaza ceasefire proposal appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
Hamas ‘studying’ Israeli ceasefire proposal, demand to disarm a ‘red line’
Hamas says latest Israeli ceasefire proposal demanding the Palestinian group disarm crosses ‘a million red lines’.Negotiations for a renewed ceasefire and an end to the war in Gaza appear to be at an impasse after Israel issued new demands for Hamas to disarm in its latest proposal that offers only a temporary halt to attacks on the Palestinian territory, where the death toll is quickly approaching at least 51,000. Israel issued its latest propo…
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