On Sunday, various reports emerged suggesting that Israel and Hamas are weighing a potential agreement that could result in the release of approximately 10 living hostages—roughly half of those still in captivity. In exchange, the plan would involve a ceasefire of around two months and the release of Palestinian security prisoners. While details differed between reports, the central framework remained consistent.
Sami Abu Zuhri, a high-ranking Hamas representative, dismissed one version of the proposal, reiterating that Hamas remains committed to freeing all the hostages in a single phase—if Israel agrees to permanently halt the conflict with international assurances.
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