Hamas releases video of hostages urging Gaza cease-fire deal - DW News.
The release of a new video by Hamas showing two hostages being held in Gaza has renewed pressure on Israel's government to secure the release of all remaining captives. Israeli Foreign Minister Israel Katz suggested a planned assault on Rafah could be suspended, if a hostage deal with Hamas is struck.
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