Israel discusses Gaza ceasefire terms as hostages expected to be released
Israel discusses Gaza ceasefire terms as hostages expected to be released

Israel discusses Gaza ceasefire terms as hostages expected to be released

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Israeli officials have indicated that a permanent ceasefire in Gaza is contingent upon the elimination of Hamas, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu affirming the commitment to return hostages. Hamas's power must be dismantled for any lasting peace, according to Israeli representatives. In contrast, Egypt emphasized the need for Palestinians to remain in Gaza post-conflict, advocating for the preservation of territorial unity and support for the Palestinian Authority. President Trump has proposed a controversial plan for the U.S. to take control of Gaza and relocate its residents, which has faced widespread backlash from Palestinians and Arab nations. Turkish President Erdogan criticized Trump's relocation proposal as futile, asserting that Palestinians have an eternal right to their homeland. Amidst these developments, Palestinian refugees in Syria are urging Gazans to remain steadfast and not abandon their land.

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