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Israel’s Netanyahu claims progress in prisoner swap negotiations with Hamas – Middle East Monitor

10 June 2025
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Israel’s Netanyahu claims progress in prisoner swap negotiations with Hamas – Middle East Monitor
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced “significant progress” in ceasefire and prisoner exchange negotiations regarding Gaza, albeit cautioning that it is “too soon to give people hope.” Foreign Minister Gideon Saar echoed this sentiment, acknowledging recent progress while avoiding exaggeration. Meanwhile, Hamas is reportedly formulating a response to a US ceasefire proposal, with ongoing tensions as Israel continues its military campaign, leading to high Palestinian casualties and international scrutiny, including war crime allegations against Israeli leaders.

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