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Hamas Urged To Accept Ceasefire Deal For Hostage Release

Palestinians react after Hamas accepted a ceasefire proposal from Egypt and Qatar, in Rafah

National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan emphasized the importance of Hamas accepting the ceasefire deal to bring an end to the ongoing conflict. Following a recent hostage rescue operation, concerns have been raised about Hamas potentially walking away from the negotiating table.

Sullivan highlighted that the rescue operation was a significant step towards resolving the crisis and reiterated the need for Hamas to engage in the peace process. He urged the international community to focus their efforts on pressuring Hamas to accept the deal, which is seen as the only credible path forward.

Hostage rescue operation raises concerns of Hamas backing out from negotiations.
Hamas urged to accept ceasefire deal for conflict resolution.
Rescue operation seen as significant step towards crisis resolution.

Despite public statements from Hamas in the past week, there has been no official response from the group following the hostage rescue operation. Key mediators, including Qatar and Egypt, are awaiting an official stance from Hamas representatives regarding the ceasefire deal endorsed by the President.

Sullivan stressed that Hamas's acceptance of the ceasefire deal would lead to an immediate cessation of hostilities and the beginning of efforts to bring the hostages home. The world is eagerly awaiting Hamas's response, with hopes that they will agree to the terms and help facilitate a peaceful resolution to the conflict.

As the situation continues to unfold, the focus remains on Hamas's decision and the potential impact it could have on the prospects for peace in the region. The international community stands ready to support efforts towards de-escalation and humanitarian aid delivery to the Palestinian people.

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