
Israel and Hamas Reach Ceasefire and Hostage Release Deal in Gaza
Israel and Hamas have agreed to a ceasefire and hostage release deal starting Sunday, marking a significant step toward peace in Gaza.
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Israel and Hamas have agreed to a ceasefire and hostage release deal starting Sunday, marking a significant step toward peace in Gaza.

Israel expects the release of hostages held in Gaza since Hamas’ October 7 attack to begin on Sunday, according to the Israeli Prime Minister’s office.

After 15 months of conflict resulting in thousands of casualties, Israel and Hamas have agreed to a ceasefire, bringing hope for peace in the region.

Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir threatens to leave the government if a Gaza ceasefire deal with Hamas is approved, intensifying political tensions within Israel’s coalition government.

Hamas affirms commitment to the ceasefire agreement amid accusations from Israel that the group is backtracking on the deal. The Israeli cabinet delays meeting until all terms are accepted.

At least eight Palestinians were killed in Israeli strikes across Gaza as indirect ceasefire talks show signs of progress.

Hamas remains steadfast, insisting Israel must end its Gaza offensive under any deal to release hostages, as intense negotiations continue with mediators.

Talks between Hamas and Israel over a potential hostage deal face hurdles as Israeli strikes in Gaza escalate, leaving over 100 Palestinians dead over the weekend.
Hamas says new Israeli demands are delaying a Gaza ceasefire agreement. Negotiations continue under Qatar and Egypt’s mediation.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announces progress in hostage negotiations with Hamas in Gaza but remains uncertain about the timeline for results.