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"No response" from Hamas side to hostage release proposal

According to The Times of Israel, the source cited in Al-Mayadeen claims that the positive signals are a plot by the Israeli media to trigger public expectations about the budding deal

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Palestinians check the damage of houses destroyed in the latest Israeli strikes on Khan Yunis. Pics/AP

Palestinians check the damage of houses destroyed in the latest Israeli strikes on Khan Yunis. Pics/AP

Qatar acted too soon in announcing that Hamas gave initial approval to a ceasefire proposal, said a Palestinian source, the Times of Israel reported, citing a Lebanese news outlet, Al-Mayadeen. The statement "was rushed and is incorrect," the source told Al-Mayadeen, claiming that Hamas` leadership has not scheduled meetings in Cairo to discuss the deal with Egyptian mediators.

According to The Times of Israel, the source cited in Al-Mayadeen claims that the positive signals are a plot by the Israeli media to trigger public expectations about the budding deal. Qatari Foreign Ministry spokesman Majed al-Ansari earlier said that a proposed deal "has been approved by the Israeli side, and now we have an initial positive confirmation from the Hamas`s side."

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