Hamas accepted a ceasefire proposal mediated by Egypt and Qatar, which involves releasing five hostages for a pause in fighting and an influx of aid. In return, Israel demanded the release of hundreds of Palestinian prisoners. Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu did not disclose details of the counter-proposal amidst ongoing operations in Rafah, increasing tensions. The situation further complicates efforts towards lasting peace as families rally for hostage negotiations amidst fears for their loved ones' safety.
Hamas accepted a new Gaza ceasefire proposal from mediators Egypt and Qatar, while Israel made its own counter-proposal, escalating tensions further in the conflict.
The proposal included Hamas releasing five hostages for a pause in fighting and aid to Gaza, contingent on Israel releasing hundreds of Palestinian prisoners.
Israel’s Prime Minister Netanyahu's office did not elaborate on their counter-proposal, but reaffirmed its intent to intensify military operations until Hamas complies.
Families of hostages protested for a deal to secure the remaining captives, striving for a resolution amid the renewed violence and hostage situation.
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