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Hamas set to release first hostages under Gaza ceasefire deal

Hamas is expected to release the first hostages under a Gaza ceasefire agreement on Sunday, according to the supplied report.

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A hostage release would be a concrete step in implementing the ceasefire and could affect prospects for further de-escalation.

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  1. Hamas set to release 1st hostages under Gaza ceasefire deal on Sunday – Israel ↗quicknews-africa.net · Recorded source date: Sep 1, 2026, 5:02 PM UTC

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