BBCHamas makes hostage pledge but demands changes to US Gaza ceasefire plan
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
46% : The full details of the US plan have not been made public and are unconfirmed, but these key points are reportedly included:A 60-day pause in fightingThe release of 28 Israeli hostages - alive and dead - in the first week, and the release of 30 more once a permanent ceasefire is in placeThe release of 1,236 Palestinian prisoners and the remains of 180 dead PalestiniansThe sending of humanitarian aid to Gaza via the UN and other agenciesThe terms on offer were the ones Israel could accept - the White House made sure of that by getting Israel's approval before passing the proposal to Hamas.45% : "Hamas, a proscribed terror group in the US, UK and EU, said it was insisting on a "permanent ceasefire" and "complete withdrawal" of Israeli forces from the Gaza Strip.
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