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Qatar's lead negotiator in the Israel-Hamas hostage talks has shared further details of the deal, saying the releases will happen "systematically." "This agreement specifically focuses on civilian women and children in each side, on both sides. It comes after Tzachi Hanegbi, Israel's national security adviser, said late Wednesday that the hostage release has been delayed until at least Friday. "The contacts on the release of our hostages are advancing and continuing constantly," Hanegbi said in a statement translated by NBC News. "The start of the release will take place according to the original agreement between the sides, and not before Friday."
Persons: Qatar's, Mohammed, Khulaifi, Tzachi Hanegbi, Hanegbi Organizations: NBC News Locations: Rafah, Gaza, Israel, Egypt, U.S, Qatar
Israeli President Isaac Herzog addresses a joint meeting of the U.S. Congress at the U.S. Capitol on July 19, 2023 in Washington, DC. The IDF said it found Hamas grenades and assault rifles inside the hospital, although CNBC has not been able to verify the claims. Hamas rejected accusations that it has been using the hospital for military purposes, describing the claims as nothing but "lies and cheap propaganda." Meanwhile, Israel's President Isaac Herzog warned that a "very strong force" will be needed in Gaza in the near future, as the country seeks to avoid a return to power of the militant group Hamas. We can't leave a vacuum ... No one will want to turn this place, Gaza, into a terror base again."
Persons: Isaac Herzog, Herzog Organizations: U.S, Congress, Capitol, Israel Defense Forces, Palestinian National, CNBC, Hamas Locations: Washington , DC, Gaza
U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Türk again called for a cease-fire in the Israeli-Hamas war and for the release of hostages held by the Palestinian militant group, while urging Israel to protect civilians in the West Bank. Türk condemned the "atrocious attacks" of Hamas on Oct. 7, which should "outrage each and every one of us," as well as the "indiscriminate effects" of Israeli attacks in densely populated areas in the Gaza Strip. He said the U.N. human rights agency continues to monitor strikes against hospitals in the Gaza enclave, adding, "Considering the predictable high level of civilian casualty and the wide scale of destruction of civilian objects we have very serious concerns that these amount to disproportionate attacks in breach of international humanitarian law." Israel has repeatedly said it does not target civilians and sets out to demilitarize Hamas positions. — Ruxandra Iordache
Persons: Volker Türk, Türk, Organizations: Human, Hamas, West Bank, West Bank – Locations: Palestinian, Israel, Gaza, Jordan
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