Hamas agrees to release hostages as planned fearing ceasefire collapse
Hamas has announced that it will release Israeli hostages as scheduled after "positive" negotiations with mediators following a brief disagreement with Israel over the Gaza ceasefire agreement. The group had postponed the release of more hostages this weekend, accusing Israel of violating the ceasefire.
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