Hamas official denies group agreed to two-month truce
Sami Abu Zuhri has denied reports that Hamas had agreed to release nine Israeli prisoners in exchange for a two-month truce.
In an interview with Al-Aqsa TV, the senior Hamas official said that the group is ready for a mass release of captives if Israel agrees to end the war under international guarantees.
“We took the initiative to hand over soldier Edan Alexander to create an atmosphere for reaching an agreement, but the US administration did not appreciate our step,” he said.
He also added that Hamas is not concerned about its future, and that its “operations continue despite the massive military imbalance with the Israeli army”.
I wondered about that BBC article yesterday, hence I didn't post it yet as it was only coming from the BBC
Hamas proposes releasing some hostages in fresh talks after new Israel offensive
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cd7geg3lvz1o
Hamas has proposed releasing more hostages under a new Gaza ceasefire deal, after new negotiations were held on Saturday. The talks began hours after Israel's military launched a major new offensive in the Gaza Strip.
Hamas has agreed to release nine hostages in exchange for a 60-day truce and Israel releasing Palestinian prisoners, a Palestinian official told the BBC.
It seems misinformation is ramping up again, more smokescreens to distract from the genocide reaching the extermination phase.
As well as attacks on Journalists are increasing again, to make it easier for disinformation to thrive.
Press body says 219 journalists killed, 430 wounded since October 2023
The Palestinian Journalists Syndicate (PJS) has condemned the Israeli army’s “continued systematic policy of targeting and killing journalists” and their families.
In a statement quoted by the Wafa news agency, the organisation said 219 Palestinian journalists and media personnel have been killed by Israeli attacks since October 7, 2023, including 30 females.
The PJS added that Israel has wounded at least 430 journalists and killed 685 family members of Palestinian journalists during the same period.
At least 1,000 journalists in Gaza are living in repeated displacement, it added.
