Hamas shows flexibility amid indirect hostage talks
The terror organization agreed for the first time to discuss releasing an additional group of five living hostages without receiving the Bohler terms.
The terror organization agreed for the first time to discuss releasing an additional group of five living hostages without receiving the Bohler terms.
Despite Hamas’s announcement that it agrees to releasing 5 hostages, Israel is demanding 11 living hostages and the return of bodies, along with a temporary ceasefire. Hamas also insists on a commitment to ending the war and rebuilding the Gaza Strip - under its continued rule.
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Jon Polin, whose son Hersh was murdered in Hamas captivity, called on Israeli coalition members to stop wearing the yellow pins meant to raise awareness of the hostages' plight. “When I see you wearing the pin, it adds to the pain,” he said.
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