Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan said that Israel must stop its attacks on the Gaza Strip.
On Friday evening, Hamas announced in a statement that it had agreed to release all Israeli hostages, both living and deceased, and to hand over the administration of the Strip to an independent Palestinian body.
Arab and international positions welcomed the Hamas response.
Today, Palestinian resistance factions also expressed their support for the response presented by Hamas to the American proposal, describing it as a "responsible national position" taken "after in-depth consultations with the resistance factions."
Earlier, Trump welcomed the Hamas response, stating in a post on his Truth Social account that the Hamas statement confirms they are "ready for a lasting peace."
He demanded that Israel "stop bombing Gaza immediately so that we can get the hostages out safely and quickly."
Israel estimates there are 48 hostages in Gaza, 20 of whom are alive.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan said that Israel must stop its attacks on the Gaza Strip.
On Friday evening, Hamas announced in a statement that it had agreed to release all Israeli hostages, both living and deceased, and to hand over the administration of the Strip to an independent Palestinian body.
Arab and international positions welcomed the Hamas response.
Today, Palestinian resistance factions also expressed their support for the response presented by Hamas to the American proposal, describing it as a "responsible national position" taken "after in-depth consultations with the resistance factions."
Earlier, Trump welcomed the Hamas response, stating in a post on his Truth Social account that the Hamas statement confirms they are "ready for a lasting peace."
He demanded that Israel "stop bombing Gaza immediately so that we can get the hostages out safely and quickly."
Israel estimates there are 48 hostages in Gaza, 20 of whom are alive.
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