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Hamas agrees to new Gaza ceasefire deal

Hamas agrees to new Gaza ceasefire deal

Independent11 hours ago
Hamas has announced its acceptance of a new ceasefire proposal put forward by Arab mediators for the Gaza Strip.
Gaza's Health Ministry reports the Palestinian death toll from the conflict has surpassed 62,000, with over 156,000 wounded.
US President Donald Trump expressed doubt about the ongoing negotiations, saying that the remaining hostages held by Hamas would only be returned once the group is 'confronted and destroyed'.
Israel said its positions on the ceasefire talks remain unchanged, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowing to continue the war until all hostages are returned and Hamas is disarmed.
Concerns about a worsening humanitarian catastrophe persist, with Amnesty International accusing Israel of a deliberate starvation campaign.
Hamas says it accepts new ceasefire deal as Palestinian death toll surpasses 62,000
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