Report: Hamas agrees to Witkoff framework
Reuters reports that Hamas has accepted the proposed ceasefire framework, which includes a 70-day pause in fighting and the release of 10 hostages, according to a Palestinian source.
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Reuters reports that Hamas has accepted the proposed ceasefire framework, which includes a 70-day pause in fighting and the release of 10 hostages, according to a Palestinian source.
Opposition leader said as Gaza distribution centers begin operating: "Were Israeli security services sent by Netanyahu and Smotrich to transfer funds abroad?" Prime Minister’s spokesman: "Israel is not funding humanitarian aid to the Strip."
Hamas demanded a public handshake between its leader Khalil al-Hayya and US envoy Steve Witkoff, and the release of only 10 hostages instead of all remaining hostages. An Israeli official said the proposal "does not indicate a genuine desire to move forward with a deal."
A growing chorus of religious voices now advocates moving beyond the Western Wall entirely, urging Jews to pray directly on the Temple Mount itself.
The IDF launched a pilot program for operating a central distribution center for humanitarian aid to Palestinian civilians in Gaza. The packages include staples such as rice, pasta, sugar, oil, and more.
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