Hamas Admits It May Not Have Enough Living Hostages For Ceasefire Deal With Israel
Hamas has made an admission that could destroy plans for a ceasefire deal with Israel.
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Hamas has made an admission that could destroy plans for a ceasefire deal with Israel.
The group is in discussions with Israel over releasing 40 women, children, elderly and sick captives.
Tamar Chin, health liaison in the Treasury’s budget division, replied that her ministry weighs budget versus needs and that per-capita rates were recently updated.
After 105 hostages were released from Hamas captivity during a weeklong truce in late November, it is believed that 128 hostages remain in Gaza
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