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President-elect Trump Pressures Hamas on Hostage Release Amid Ceasefire Talks

President-elect Trump demands Hamas release hostages before inauguration while negotiations for a ceasefire and hostage deal progress with new Middle East envoy involvement.

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Updated: Dec 5th, 2024, 6:44 PM ET

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As President-elect Trump prepares for office, he faces calls from hostage families demanding action against Hamas. Trump's envoy engaged in talks with Israel and Qatar over hostages as ceasefire negotiations resume. With about 100 hostages believed still alive, the Biden and Trump transitions coordinate efforts. Trump warns of consequences for Hamas if hostages are not released by January 20. A Hamas official expressed optimism for progress on a ceasefire, which recently stalled but has seen renewed mediation efforts.

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