Rejected Ceasefire-for-Hostages Deal Exposes Qatar's Double Standards in Israel-Hamas War
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Hamas offered Israel a deal to exchange 50 hostages for a 5-day ceasefire in Gaza, but Israel rejected the offer, demanding a shorter timeframe and a detailed list of hostages. The negotiations took place prior to the ground invasion of Gaza on October 27, briefly delaying the incursion. Israel has maintained a tough stance on ceasefire-for-hostage proposals, and its retaliatory strikes have killed over 10,000 people in Gaza. Hamas is seeking the release of Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails through negotiation talks.
- Hamas offered Israel 50 hostages for 5-day cease-fire, rejected: reports Business Insider
- Netanyahu rejected ceasefire-for-hostages deal in Gaza, sources say The Guardian
- Why Qatar has become indispensable in the Israel-Hamas war Firstpost
- Opinion | In Qatar, secret diplomacy on Gaza yields a first small step forward The Washington Post
- Opinion | Qatar’s Double Standards Diplomacy in Israel-Hamas War News18
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