Families of hostages held by Hamas are calling for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to address delays in negotiations for a ceasefire extension. Hamas recently announced an expedited release of hostages, showcasing the possibility of faster resolutions. Negotiations for the second phase are challenging, with Israel demanding the demilitarization of Gaza, while Hamas refuses this condition, complicating future talks. Tensions run high as the first phase of the ceasefire is set to expire shortly, and families are anxious for updates on hostages' fates as stakes continue to rise.
"The announcement about advancing the return of hostages as early as this coming Saturday is clear proof that the timelines can be expedited and that all can be brought back in a much shorter time frame."
"The occupation's condition of removing Hamas from the Strip is a ridiculous psychological war, and the exit of the resistance or disarmament from Gaza is unacceptable."
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