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(Sunday Telegraph-UK) Melanie Swan - Israel has demanded to know how many of the roughly 130 hostages that remain in Gaza are still alive as a condition of returning to the negotiating table. Hamas was refusing to hand over the names of living hostages, stalling talks for a ceasefire on Sunday. Israel is demanding the release of all the remaining hostages as part of the ceasefire negotiations. The latest reports from the ceasefire talks suggest that only 40 of the hostages would be released.2024-03-04 00:00:00Full Article
Hamas Refuses to Reveal How Many Hostages Are Alive
(Sunday Telegraph-UK) Melanie Swan - Israel has demanded to know how many of the roughly 130 hostages that remain in Gaza are still alive as a condition of returning to the negotiating table. Hamas was refusing to hand over the names of living hostages, stalling talks for a ceasefire on Sunday. Israel is demanding the release of all the remaining hostages as part of the ceasefire negotiations. The latest reports from the ceasefire talks suggest that only 40 of the hostages would be released.2024-03-04 00:00:00Full Article
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