New claims that Netanyahu rejected Hamas offer to release captives

Author: aljazeera.comPublished on: October 3, 2026Country: Israel

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Reports suggest that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected a proposal from Hamas to exchange captives for concessions. No official confirmation has been provided, but these claims increase tensions amid the Israel-Palestine conflict. Hamas's offer reportedly involved releasing hostages in exchange for political or territorial gains. The situation remains tense as negotiations appear to be at an impasse.

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