Israel delays Gaza ceasefire, hostage release deal
KABUL (Pajhwok): The Gaza ceasefire would not go into effect as long as Hamas does not reveal the names of the first hostages it plans to free, Israel said on Sunday. With the implementation of the truce and hostage release deal slated to begin today, the Palestinian linked the delay to technical field reasons.
Israel Holds off Approving Gaza Ceasefire but US Says Deal Is on Track
Israel delayed approval of a deal with Palestinian militant group Hamas for a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip and release of hostages, but the United States said it still expected the agreement to go into effect on Sunday as planned.
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