Opinion
Hamas’s latest threats prove Biden was right — and so is Trump
This week, Hamas once again showed why reaching a ceasefire deal was so elusive for so long: the group threatened to stop releasing hostages and to return to war with Israel. To many of us who served in the Biden administration (I helped lead months of ceasefire talks), this did not come as a surprise.
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“The strategy is simple,” says a senior White House official. “Hamas made commitments. They're playing games, and the President was very clear that the burden is on them to keep this thing on ...
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Hamas says it will free 3 more hostages. That could resolve its ceasefire dispute with IsraelHamas says it will release the next group of three Israeli hostages as planned. That would pave the way toward resolving a ...
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Delaying the release of 620 Palestinian prisoners, Israel on Sunday said that it will not release the prisoners until Hamas met its conditions.
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