Hamas criticises Blinken's Gaza ceasefire claim: ‘Not what we agreed on’

Hindustan Times

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday "accepted" President Biden’s cease-fire plan that could end the 10-month war in Gaza, but whether the fighting actually stops depends on Hamas.
Fox News
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But terror group Hamas — whose October 7 massacre and taking of Israeli hostages triggered the conflict — has yet to accept the deal after branding peace moves “an illusion.”
The Sun
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The US politician did not say whether the so-called bridging proposal addressed Israel's demands for control over two strategic corridors inside Gaza, which Hamas has said is a nonstarter, or other issues that have long bedevilled the negotiations.
Sky News
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U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken is in Israel again, trying once more to break the diplomatic impasse and pave the way for a deal to release the hostages held by Hamas and end the fighting in Gaza.
Haaretz

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