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⚡️🇵🇸BREAKING: Key Points from Hamas Official Osama Hamdan’s Interview with Al-Araby TV: ➤ Prisoner exchange will happen only after a deal officially ending the war is announced. ➤ The main point of the agreement is a complete halt to Israel’s war on Gaza. ➤ Mediators guaranteed that Israel will...

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Israel and Hamas agreed to the first phase of a deal to end the war in Gaza, President Trump, Israeli and Hamas leaders said. Hamas agreed to release all the remaining hostages in exchange for Israel’s release of Palestinian prisoners.
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This is the moment Palestinian detainees arrived in Khan Younis after being released from Israeli jails under the Hamas-Israel exchange deal. Many of them were ‘forcibly disappeared’ from Gaza during the war, according to the UN.
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This is the moment Palestinian detainees arrived in Khan Younis after being released from Israeli jails under the Hamas-Israel exchange deal. Many of them were ‘forcibly disappeared’ from Gaza during the war, according to the UN.

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⚡️🇵🇸JUST IN: Hamas Leader Khalil Al-Hayya, delivered a speech today, October 9th, 2025 following the advancement of the ceasefire proposal: Al-Hayya announced the achievement of an agreement to end the war and aggression. The agreement stipulates a permanent ceasefire, withdrawal of occupation forces, entry of aid, opening of the Rafah crossing, and a prisoner exchange. The exchange includes the release of 250 prisoners serving life sentences and 1,700 prisoners detained from Gaza after October 7.
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⚡️🇵🇸JUST IN: Hamas Leader Khalil Al-Hayya, delivered a speech today, October 9th, 2025 following the advancement of the ceasefire proposal: Al-Hayya announced the achievement of an agreement to end the war and aggression. The agreement stipulates a permanent ceasefire, withdrawal of occupation forces, entry of aid, opening of the Rafah crossing, and a prisoner exchange. The exchange includes the release of 250 prisoners serving life sentences and 1,700 prisoners detained from Gaza after October 7.

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A ceasefire between Israel and Hamas went into effect in Gaza on Friday, the Israeli military said, hours after Israel’s Cabinet approved a deal to pause the fighting and exchange the remaining hostages for Palestinian prisoners.
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A ceasefire between Israel and Hamas went into effect in Gaza on Friday, the Israeli military said, hours after Israel’s Cabinet approved a deal to pause the fighting and exchange the remaining hostages for Palestinian prisoners.

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🇮🇱🇵🇸 The Israel - Hamas ceasefire deal summarized, at that’s what was public: - The agreement stipulates the release of 3 kidnapped persons on the first day, 4 on the seventh day, and 13 on the 14th day - On the 28th day, 3 kidnapped persons will be released, 3 on the 35th day, and the rest in the last week - Netanyahu will hold consultations this evening with members of the Israeli negotiating delegation present in Doha - The Ministerial Cabinet for Political and Security Affairs may meet tonight, and the ministers have modified their programs - In the first stage of the deal, about 1,000 Palestinian prisoners will be released - Elite Hamas prisoners will not be released in the first stage of the deal - The first stage of the deal includes increasing humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip to 600 trucks per day - The Israeli army will withdraw from the Netzarim axis in the first stage of the agreement - As of the 22nd day of the implementation of the agreement, Gaza residents will be able to return to the northern Gaza Strip - Most of the Israeli army forces will withdraw from the Philadelphi axis, leaving a small force PS: Video last hostage release late 2023
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🇮🇱🇵🇸 The Israel - Hamas ceasefire deal summarized, at that’s what was public: - The agreement stipulates the release of 3 kidnapped persons on the first day, 4 on the seventh day, and 13 on the 14th day - On the 28th day, 3 kidnapped persons will be released, 3 on the 35th day, and the rest in the last week - Netanyahu will hold consultations this evening with members of the Israeli negotiating delegation present in Doha - The Ministerial Cabinet for Political and Security Affairs may meet tonight, and the ministers have modified their programs - In the first stage of the deal, about 1,000 Palestinian prisoners will be released - Elite Hamas prisoners will not be released in the first stage of the deal - The first stage of the deal includes increasing humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip to 600 trucks per day - The Israeli army will withdraw from the Netzarim axis in the first stage of the agreement - As of the 22nd day of the implementation of the agreement, Gaza residents will be able to return to the northern Gaza Strip - Most of the Israeli army forces will withdraw from the Philadelphi axis, leaving a small force PS: Video last hostage release late 2023

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⚡️🇮🇱BREAKING: Hebrew media reports Israel’s new plan under the guise of “Humanitarian Zone and Aid” —“The Plan to Expand the War”: ➤ The cabinet will approve the plan tomorrow. ➤ Tens of thousands of reservists will be recruited. ➤ The Israeli army will evacuate humanitarian zones —It will take control of areas and remain in them. [Note: There are no “humanitarian or safe zones” currently in Gaza]. ➤ If Hamas does not release hostages — The humanitarian zone will be reduced. ➤ The Israeli army will build monitoring camps where aid will be distributed. ➤The entry of aid will be limited. ➤ The Israeli army will not distribute the aid itself—the aid will be managed by an American contractor company. According to the Times of Israel: Israel plans to overhaul humanitarian aid distribution in Gaza to prevent Hamas from diverting supplies. The new system involves international organizations and private security contractors distributing food boxes directly to Gazan families at Israeli-controlled zones in southern Gaza. Each family will send a representative to collect aid, which will be inspected before distribution. The israeli army will not directly distribute the aid but will oversee the process. The plan is part of a broader strategy to resume aid deliveries after a two-and-a-half-month freeze, addressing concerns about potential starvation among the Palestinian population. Source: Kann Hebrew., Times of Israel.
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⚡️🇮🇱BREAKING: Hebrew media reports Israel’s new plan under the guise of “Humanitarian Zone and Aid” —“The Plan to Expand the War”: ➤ The cabinet will approve the plan tomorrow. ➤ Tens of thousands of reservists will be recruited. ➤ The Israeli army will evacuate humanitarian zones —It will take control of areas and remain in them. [Note: There are no “humanitarian or safe zones” currently in Gaza]. ➤ If Hamas does not release hostages — The humanitarian zone will be reduced. ➤ The Israeli army will build monitoring camps where aid will be distributed. ➤The entry of aid will be limited. ➤ The Israeli army will not distribute the aid itself—the aid will be managed by an American contractor company. According to the Times of Israel: Israel plans to overhaul humanitarian aid distribution in Gaza to prevent Hamas from diverting supplies. The new system involves international organizations and private security contractors distributing food boxes directly to Gazan families at Israeli-controlled zones in southern Gaza. Each family will send a representative to collect aid, which will be inspected before distribution. The israeli army will not directly distribute the aid but will oversee the process. The plan is part of a broader strategy to resume aid deliveries after a two-and-a-half-month freeze, addressing concerns about potential starvation among the Palestinian population. Source: Kann Hebrew., Times of Israel.

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🇵🇸| Senior Hamas official, Khalil al-Hayya gives details on the ceasefire: • A permanent ceasefire and withdrawal of Israeli forces from Gaza. • Opening of the Rafah crossing from both sides for humanitarian aid. • A prisoner exchange, including freeing 250 Palestinian prisoners sentenced to life, and 1,700 detained children and women to be released. • Guarantees from mediators and the US confirming the war’s permanent end. Al-Hayya says the Palestinian resistance also thanks those who stood with them in this battle: “Yemen, Lebanon, Iraq, and Iran.”
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🇵🇸| Senior Hamas official, Khalil al-Hayya gives details on the ceasefire: • A permanent ceasefire and withdrawal of Israeli forces from Gaza. • Opening of the Rafah crossing from both sides for humanitarian aid. • A prisoner exchange, including freeing 250 Palestinian prisoners sentenced to life, and 1,700 detained children and women to be released. • Guarantees from mediators and the US confirming the war’s permanent end. Al-Hayya says the Palestinian resistance also thanks those who stood with them in this battle: “Yemen, Lebanon, Iraq, and Iran.”

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Turkey’s FM Hakan Fidan called the Gaza ceasefire a “historic step,” saying Erdoğan helped unite Muslim and Western nations to end the war. • The deal includes a full ceasefire, prisoner exchanges, aid flow, and partial Israeli withdrawal with Turkey helping oversee it. • A Task Force of the U.S., Egypt, Turkey, and Qatar will monitor compliance. • Gaza’s rebuilding must be Palestinian-led, the FM said, warning: “Any attempt to reignite war will face a vigilant world.”
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Turkey’s FM Hakan Fidan called the Gaza ceasefire a “historic step,” saying Erdoğan helped unite Muslim and Western nations to end the war. • The deal includes a full ceasefire, prisoner exchanges, aid flow, and partial Israeli withdrawal with Turkey helping oversee it. • A Task Force of the U.S., Egypt, Turkey, and Qatar will monitor compliance. • Gaza’s rebuilding must be Palestinian-led, the FM said, warning: “Any attempt to reignite war will face a vigilant world.”

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NEW: Ceasefire Talks Continue in Doha as Israel Proposes New Deployment Maps Israel’s Channel 13 claims that intensified ‘proximity talks’ between Hamas and Israel have resumed on Monday in Doha. Hamas negotiators told Drop Site Netanyahu is publicly paying lip service to a deal in order to “buy time” and eventually blame Hamas for failure—while continuing his scorched-earth campaign in Gaza. A senior Hamas official told Drop Site that the group will not accept an agreement that allows continued IDF presence in Gaza or maintains current aid “death trap” systems. “This offer will not be acceptable to us,” said Hamas official Basem Naim. “The movement insists on an agreement that leads to a cessation of the war, the withdrawal of hostile forces, and the allowance of aid entry.” Here are today’s latest developments: ➤ Israeli Channel 13 reported Monday that the new round of talks in Doha include Israel’s submission of updated troop deployment maps. An Israeli source reportedly told the outlet the discussions are now being held with “increased urgency.” ➤ In a statement, Hamas said: “Netanyahu is adept at thwarting one round of negotiations after another and does not want to reach any agreement… The longer the war continues, the more the occupation army sinks into the quicksand of Gaza and becomes more vulnerable to the resistance’s qualitative strikes.” ➤ Hamas negotiators told Drop Site News today that Israel’s delegation arrived with a mandate from Netanyahu to demand total capitulation — including Gaza’s full demilitarization and the exile of Hamas leaders. These conditions don’t appear in the Trump-backed ceasefire framework, which for two weeks, Netanyahu has continued to undermine publicly. ➤ According to Axios reporter Barak Ravid, a senior Israeli official said that Israel has agreed to make “additional concessions regarding the extent of its military withdrawal from the Gaza Strip” as part of efforts to reach a captive exchange and ceasefire agreement. ➤The updated Israeli maps propose IDF forces remain in a corridor north of the Philadelphi Corridor (along Gaza’s border with Egypt) in an area about half the size that Israel’s original position called for. ➤ Saudi outlet Al-Hadath reports that mediators today reviewed the maps with the Israeli delegation in an effort to narrow gaps with Hamas. The Palestinian resistance movement has not publicly confirmed whether it has received the new maps. ➤ A Palestinian source told Al-Hadath that Egypt’s Intelligence Minister was expected to join the Doha talks, signaling deeper regional involvement in the negotiations. ➤ The same source claimed a key Hamas demand remains a full Israeli withdrawal from the Morag axis. The group, he said, calls this pullout “essential for completing the agreement.” ➤ A source familiar with the indirect talks between Israel and Hamas reportedly told AFP on Monday that mediators are exploring “innovative mechanisms” to “narrow the remaining gaps” between the two negotiating teams in Doha. ➤ A senior Hamas leader told Drop Site that, in the absence of a deal, intensifying the armed insurgency against Israeli forces in Gaza would be “the only effective way of dealing with all their plans.” ➤ Israeli Strategic Affairs Minister Ron Dermer, speaking on an Israeli podcast, reaffirmed Israel’s red line: “The minimum requirement is that Hamas doesn’t control Gaza. You can add emigration or annexation — but that’s the baseline and we will not retreat from it.” ➤ Yedioth Ahronoth (Ynet) reports that U.S. officials told Israeli hostage families that Netanyahu persuaded Trump to give him another week to strike a deal — effectively buying time to reach the end of Israel’s summer Knesset session. Trump, the report said, is growing tired of the war: “It is unclear what [Netanyahu] ‘paid’ in return, but the evidence is that [U.S. envoy] Witkoff has not yet arrived in Doha to finalize the matter.” 📎 Read the full Drop Site report 👇🏼
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🟢 Senior Hamas Official: U.S. Envoy ‘Fully Agreed’ to Hamas Ceasefire Proposal — Then Caved to Israeli Demands Hamas leader Mahmoud Mardawi told Al Jazeera Mubasher that U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff “fully agreed” to the framework to a ceasefire agreement that Hamas proposed — but later yielded to Israeli demands. He said Hamas would not have moved forward with the proposal if Witkoff had raised any objections while Hamas was drafting the document. The group maintains its demand for a permanent ceasefire, Israeli withdrawal from Gaza, unrestricted entry of aid, and guarantees of implementation of the ceasefire deal from the Trump administration — demands that Israel immediately rejected and the U.S. envoy Witkoff denounced as “unacceptable.” Here’s more of what Mardawi said: ➤ “The Israeli occupation wants to receive the captives on the first day of the truce without guarantees of implementation of the deal.” ➤ “We will not hand over the ten occupation captives without sufficient guarantees for a ceasefire.” ➤ “The occupation (Israel) circumvented the ceasefire proposal agreed to by the Resistance and the American mediator, in order to solve its internal political problems.” Source: Al Jazeera Mubasher
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🟢 Senior Hamas Official: U.S. Envoy ‘Fully Agreed’ to Hamas Ceasefire Proposal — Then Caved to Israeli Demands Hamas leader Mahmoud Mardawi told Al Jazeera Mubasher that U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff “fully agreed” to the framework to a ceasefire agreement that Hamas proposed — but later yielded to Israeli demands. He said Hamas would not have moved forward with the proposal if Witkoff had raised any objections while Hamas was drafting the document. The group maintains its demand for a permanent ceasefire, Israeli withdrawal from Gaza, unrestricted entry of aid, and guarantees of implementation of the ceasefire deal from the Trump administration — demands that Israel immediately rejected and the U.S. envoy Witkoff denounced as “unacceptable.” Here’s more of what Mardawi said: ➤ “The Israeli occupation wants to receive the captives on the first day of the truce without guarantees of implementation of the deal.” ➤ “We will not hand over the ten occupation captives without sufficient guarantees for a ceasefire.” ➤ “The occupation (Israel) circumvented the ceasefire proposal agreed to by the Resistance and the American mediator, in order to solve its internal political problems.” Source: Al Jazeera Mubasher

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🚨🇮🇱 Israeli coward Ben Gvir: “I am not a sheep, if there is a ceasefire in Gaza, we will LEAVE the government!” “I will NOT allow the signing of an agreement that will lead to the victory of Hamas!.”
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🚨🇮🇱 Israeli coward Ben Gvir: “I am not a sheep, if there is a ceasefire in Gaza, we will LEAVE the government!” “I will NOT allow the signing of an agreement that will lead to the victory of Hamas!.”

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Explosions and smoke were seen in Gaza on Friday, with attacks taking place after Israel’s government ratified the first phase of the ceasefire deal. Palestinians are waiting for Israeli forces to withdraw from parts of the enclave so that vital humanitarian aid can get in.
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