Hamas has announced its agreement to release all Israeli hostages, both living and dead, as part of a potential peace deal proposed by President Donald Trump. This move comes after the militant group conducted what it described as “extensive consultations” before aligning with the terms outlined in Trump’s plan to end the fighting in Gaza. […]

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The terrorists runnng Hamas has reportedly agreed to release all the hostages, both living and dead, and said that it would agree to an independent body running Gaza. But it doesn’t wholly . . .

Hamas responded to President Donald Trump’s Gaza proposal in a statement posted to Telegram on Friday, agreeing to negotiate the release of Israeli hostages, alive or dead, and hand over the administration of the Gaza Strip to an independent body “based on Palestinian national consensus and Arab and Islamic support”. The armed militia group said it is willing to consider the release of hostages “according to the exchange formula contained in President Trump’s proposal, and as the field conditions for the exchange are met.” “In this context, the movement affirms its readiness to immediately enter into negotiations through the mediators to discuss the details of this agreement,” wrote Hamas officials. The statement made no mention of disarmament, a key point to Trump’s proposal. Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas announced his plan to draft a temporary constitution as well as his commitment to host general elections one year after the proposed ceasefire deal. The post Hamas Ready to Negotiate Release of Hostages in Gaza appeared first on The American Conservative.