Hamas says it wants a ceasefire and hostage deal 'as soon as possible'
A new round of indirect talks on a Gaza ceasefire and hostage deal resumed in Qatar’s Doha on Friday, according to the Palestinian jihadists of Hamas. Senior Hamas official Basem Naim sought to underline the group's "seriousness" in seeking to reach a deal as soon as possible.
Hamas wants ceasefire in Gaza as soon as possible, senior official says
Hamas and Israel were in negotiations in December to reach a ceasefire deal, but while reports at the time appeared to show progress in striking a deal, the Palestinian group accused Israeli negotiators of putting forward "new conditions" that delayed coming to an agreement.
Hamas confirms in a statement that indirect negotiations for a ceasefire and hostage release deal are set to resume in Doha, ...
Hamas has resumed indirect ceasefire talks with Israel in Doha, Qatar. Senior official Basem Naim emphasized the group's ...
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