Hamas Signals Positive Direction in Hostage Deal Negotiations

The organization disputes previous reports of rejecting a ceasefire and hostage release proposal, indicating a move towards a constructive response.

Hamas denies rejecting the ceasefire and hostage release proposal presented in Paris, stating it is in the final stages of internal consultations.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu emphasizes that Israel will not accept any deal at any price for the return of over 130 hostages in Gaza.
Israeli cabinet members express opposition to the proposed deal, highlighting concerns over the number of Palestinian prisoners to be released.
Hamas leadership, both in Gaza and abroad, is expected to take a 'positive direction' in negotiations, introducing new key conditions for any agreement.
Israel attributes delays in Hamas's response to differences between the organization's leadership in Gaza and abroad.