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Israel has delayed the release of 602 Palestinian prisoners. Israeli officials cited concerns over Hamas’ “humiliating” ceremonies during the handover of Israeli hostages. The delay has intensified tensions between Israel and Hamas, complicating the fragile ceasefire agreement.

Hamas Suspends Negotiations

In response, Hamas announced the suspension of indirect negotiations. The group accused Israel of violating the ceasefire and vowed not to engage in further talks until the prisoners are released. Hamas called Israel’s actions a “flagrant violation” of the agreement, further straining diplomatic efforts.

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US Pushes for Ceasefire Extension

The United States is actively working to extend the ceasefire. Special envoy Steve Witkoff will visit the region to facilitate further negotiations. His primary goal is to ensure the release of more hostages and prevent a resurgence of violence. US officials hope diplomatic efforts can stabilize the situation and restore talks between Israel and Hamas.

Protesters Rally in New York

Hundreds gathered in Central Park, New York, to demand the release of Israeli hostages still held in Gaza. Former captives and families of current hostages spoke at the rally, calling for urgent diplomatic action. Protesters urged world leaders to intervene and pressure Hamas to free the remaining hostages.

Netanyahu Warns of Military Action

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu issued a stern warning to Hamas. He stated that if Hamas fails to comply with the ceasefire terms, Israel will take military action. The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) have increased their readiness along the Gaza border, preparing for potential operations. Netanyahu stressed that Israel would not tolerate any further violations of the ceasefire agreement.

Uncertainty Surrounds Ceasefire

The latest developments highlight the fragile nature of the ceasefire. Israel and Hamas remain at odds over the prisoner exchange, with both sides unwilling to compromise. The United States continues its diplomatic efforts, but the situation remains volatile. As tensions rise, the risk of renewed conflict looms over the region.

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