Hamas Signals Possible Truce Deal Amid Rising Death Toll in Gaza

Hamas signals a possible truce deal with Israel, indicating a three-to-five-day pause in fighting. Negotiators in Doha, Tel Aviv, Cairo, Rafah, and Gaza work to finalize the agreement. Hamas has provided a list of individuals to be released, while Israel insists on releasing Palestinian detainees simultaneously. The International Red Cross is ready to facilitate captive movement. The death toll in Gaza has reached 13,300, with all hospitals out of service. An attack on Nuseirat refugee camp killed 20 Palestinians, including a surgeon's family. Airstrikes continue to hit residential buildings and UN shelters.

Hamas signals a possible truce deal with Israel, indicating a three-to-five-day pause in fighting. Negotiators in Doha, Tel Aviv, Cairo, Rafah, and Gaza work to finalize the agreement. Hamas has provided a list of individuals to be released, while Israel insists on releasing Palestinian detainees simultaneously. The International Red Cross is ready to facilitate captive movement. The death toll in Gaza has reached 13,300, with all hospitals out of service. An attack on Nuseirat refugee camp killed 20 Palestinians, including a surgeon's family. Airstrikes continue to hit residential buildings and UN shelters.

Hamas signals a possible truce deal with Israel, indicating a three-to-five-day pause in fighting. Negotiators in Doha, Tel Aviv, Cairo, Rafah, and Gaza work to finalize the agreement. Hamas has provided a list of individuals to be released, while Israel insists on releasing Palestinian detainees simultaneously. The International Red Cross is ready to facilitate captive movement. The death toll in Gaza has reached 13,300, with all hospitals out of service. An attack on Nuseirat refugee camp killed 20 Palestinians, including a surgeon's family. Airstrikes continue to hit residential buildings and UN shelters.

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