Hostage Situation Intensifies as Israel-Hamas Ceasefire at Risk

Tensions escalate as families plead for the release of hostages amid a fragile ceasefire, with Trump's ultimatum complicating negotiations.

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Tensions between Israel and Hamas escalate, with Prime Minister Netanyahu warning that the ceasefire may end unless hostages are released by Saturday. President Trump has demanded all hostages be freed, complicating the situation further. Families of hostages, including Alon Ohel, are pleading for the government to expedite negotiations, expressing fear as Hamas declares it will not free three hostages on schedule. Disturbing details about hostages' conditions have emerged, igniting public outrage. Meanwhile, Trump's controversial plan for Gaza management, which includes the relocation of Palestinians, has been rejected by Jordan, contributing to regional tensions.

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