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Hamas proposes new ceasefire deal, demands six-week break from hostilities before release of hostages

IndiaTimes Monday, 15 April 2024
After rejecting the Israeli proposal of a ceasefire amid the continuing hostilities in Gaza, Hamas presented a ceasefire and hostage release deal to mediators, demanding that Israel observe a six-week ceasefire before it receives any of the 129 hostages held by the terror group since October 7, The Times of Israel reported citing a report by Hebrew daily, Haaretz.
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News video: Tel Aviv protesters demand immediate hostage release deal

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Hundreds rallied to appeal to Israel’s government to negotiate the release of the hostages taken by Hamas.

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