Hamas Considers Gradual IDF Withdrawal Amid Ceasefire Talks
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Hamas is reportedly open to a ceasefire agreement involving a gradual withdrawal of Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) from Gaza, as reported by Saudi outlet Asharq Al-Awsat. The agreement would include the Palestinian Authority taking control of the Rafah Crossing and the return of northern Gaza residents to their homes. Hamas has also shown willingness to allow the Palestinian Authority and Arab countries to administer parts of Gaza. A proposal is being considered to halt fighting for 60 days, with hostages being released after seven days.
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