Hamas officials revealed on the Saudi network A-Sharq that the terrorist organization will offer the mediators participating in the summit in Doha "a comprehensive deal to end the war immediately, which includes Israel's withdrawal from the Gaza Strip, combined with a prisoner exchange, including all the Israeli hostages."
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Hamas officials revealed on the Saudi network A-Sharq that the terrorist organization will offer the mediators participating in the summit in Doha "a comprehensive deal to end the war immediately, which includes Israel's withdrawal from the Gaza Strip, combined with a prisoner exchange, including all the Israeli hostages."
A senior Hamas official said: "Today the Egyptian, Qatari and American mediators are meeting with Israeli officials. We will listen to their proposals, but for our part we prefer a comprehensive deal that will take place in one fell swoop.
" According to him, such a deal "will end the war once and for all. Without the end of the war, there will be no agreement."
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