Hamas demanding Nukhba terrorists' release in ceasefire deal

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Senior Hamas political bureau official and arch-terrorist Taher al-Nunu has said that his terror group has submitted a list of prisoners it demands be released, in accordance with the agreed-upon criteria and number of prisoners to be freed.

Hamas demands Israel free six senior terrorists, along with Nukhba terrorists responsible for the October 7 massacre. 'Optimism growing in ceasefire talks,' senior Hamas official reports.​

"The Hamas delegation has demonstrated the necessary responsibility and positivity to achieve the required progress and reach an agreement," he claimed. "The mediators have invested significant efforts to remove every obstacle to implementing the ceasefire steps, and there is a prevailing atmosphere of optimism."

According to him, "the negotiations currently focus on mechanisms for ending the war, the withdrawal of IDF forces from the Gaza Strip, and prisoner exchanges. Today, the lists of prisoners which need to be released were handed over in line with the agreed criteria and numbers. Indirect talks will continue today with the participation of all parties and mediators."

Hamas demanding Nukhba terrorists' release in ceasefire deal

Hamas demands Israel free six senior terrorists, along with Nukhba terrorists responsible for the October 7 massacre. 'Optimism growing in ceasefire talks,' senior Hamas official reports.

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Hamas demands return of brothers' bodies in ceasefire deal​

Hamas is demanding the return of the bodies of its senior leaders, Mohammed and Yahya Sinwar, as part of a proposed agreement to end the war with Israel, the Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday.

The terrorist organization insists on retrieving the remains of the two brothers, who were killed by Israeli forces and whose bodies are in Israel's possession, as a condition in the ongoing negotiations. The report, which highlights the obstacles to reaching a deal, says Hamas is pushing to emerge from any agreement without suffering a significant blow to its operational capabilities.

WSJ: Hamas demands return of brothers' bodies in ceasefire deal

According to the Wall Street Journal, the terrorist organization is insisting on the return of its leaders’ bodies, which are in Israeli custody. The report

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Any deals with these demons is a mistake and capitulates to terrorism. Releasing their demonic cohorts is unconsciounable!
Israel should have been left alone to finish their task of complete annihilation.