Cease-fire between Israel and Hamas begins with an exchange of hostages and prisoners

Los Angeles Times

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He reiterated the warning in a statement barely an hour before the ceasefire was set to begin at 8:30 a.m. local time.
Hindustan Times
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu demanded a list of the first hostages to be freed under the deal with Hamas.
NBC News
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A long-sought ceasefire for Gaza, where Israel has been waging a powerful military campaign for the past 15 months, was due to start at 6.30am today.
Sky News
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As the deal that Israel and Gaza reached involving a cease-fire and hostage release agreement made international headlines, pro-Israel and pro-Palestinian student groups on university campuses reacted to the news, with pro-Israel groups focusing their messaging on the hostages set to be freed and pro-Palestinian groups proclaiming that a cessation in fighting would not signal an end to their advocacy work.
Haaretz

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