Talks between Israel and Hamas are said to have stalled amid reports that Israel's demands for the names of the living hostages were denied by Hamas.
Talks between Israel and Hamas are said to have stalled amid reports that Israel's demands for the names of the living hostages were denied by Hamas. It follows early reports emerging from the US that a ceasefire deal looked to be on the table "within next 24 hours", with an unnamed US official prematurely leaking that the deal had been "more or less accepted".
Meanwhile, Israel wants a full list of hostages that are still alive as well as the release of some of those remaining from the October 7 attacks.Israel is said to have demanded to know the condition of roughly 130 remaining hostages believed to be in Gaza.Most recent talks suggest only around 40 would be freed in exchange for around 400 Palestinian prisoners.
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