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The proposal would exchange 33 hostages for a six-week ceasefire and some Palestinian prisoners. Hamas officials characterized the proposal negatively but remained willing to negotiate if Israel did not begin a Rafah operation.
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The proposal would exchange 33 hostages for a six-week ceasefire and some Palestinian prisoners. Hamas officials characterized the proposal negatively but remained willing to negotiate if Israel did not begin a Rafah operation.
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The proposal would exchange 33 hostages for a six-week ceasefire and some Palestinian prisoners. Hamas officials characterized the proposal negatively but remained willing to negotiate if Israel did not begin a Rafah operation.
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He also nudged Hamas to accept the peace deal currently on the table, which would trade 33 hostages for a six-week ceasefire and some Palestinian prisoners. •Hamas officials told Lebanese media they're "negative" on the current proposal but willing to keep talking as long as Israel doesn't start its Rafah operation.
The proposal would exchange 33 hostages for a six-week ceasefire and some Palestinian prisoners. Hamas officials characterized the proposal negatively but remained willing to negotiate if Israel did not begin a Rafah operation.
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