Hamas has stated that it will release hostages as part of its ceasefire agreement with Israel, after initially threatening to postpone prisoner swaps indefinitely. The organization confirmed that it will release hostages according to the agreed-upon timeline, following discussions with mediator nations Qatar and Egypt. Concerns over the truce collapsing have arisen due to aggressive rhetoric from the White House and Israeli government, but both sides are showing signs of maintaining the ceasefire. Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz has warned of dire consequences if Hamas does not release the remaining captives, while Hamas insists on the implementation of the agreement. Arab leaders are working to mediate the situation, with Egypt planning to host an emergency Arab summit to address the conflict and Trump’s proposed resettlement plan for Palestinians. The situation remains fragile, with the fate of the remaining hostages hanging in the balance as both sides navigate the complex dynamics of the ceasefire.
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