BBC:
Hamas says no more hostage releases until Israel ends war
- Hamas says that Palestinian groups have rejected the prospect of further hostage releases until Israel agrees to end the war in Gaza
- The statement was released as talks in Cairo continue over reaching a new truce in the war
- But Israel has repeatedly rejected a permanent ceasefire, with its national security minister saying ending the war before Hamas is defeated would constitute a "failure"
- More than 240 Israeli hostages were captured during Hamas's 7 October attacks, with more than 100 of them released in a previous truce in November
- The UN Security Council is again due to a hold vote on "urgent humanitarian pauses" in Gaza after the previous vote was postponed on Wednesday
The war continues.
ReplyDeleteThe Al Jazeera narrative that Gaza is a passive victim of Israeli attacks is a lie.
There is a brutal war going on, and Israel has to degrade Hamas militarily if they are not just going to have a repeat of October 7 months or a few short years down the road.
Mfer, u forget to add that the Zionists intend to exert as much sufferings as possible to the Palestinians so that their 'given ' land would be free of Gentiles!
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