Netanyahu's Office Awaits Hostage List Amid Ceasefire Talks
The office of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that as of Sunday, there has been no official list of hostages provided by Hamas. Despite Hamas indicating approval for a list of 34 hostages for a potential exchange, the verification from Israeli authorities is still pending.
Israel's Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, awaits an official list of hostages from Hamas, as tensions rise over the possibility of a ceasefire agreement. The Israeli government confirmed on Sunday that no such list has been received.
Earlier that day, a Hamas representative informed Reuters they had sanctioned a list comprising 34 hostages that could be part of a looming deal.
The Israeli administration's confirmation tasks diplomats with bridging gaps in negotiations, highlighting the intricacies of the ongoing conflict.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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