Hamas blames Israel as it postpones hostage release
Israel's defence minister calls the Hamas announcement a "complete violation of the ceasefire agreement".
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Hamas accuses Israel of ceasefire violations, says it will delay next hostage release
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Hamas suspends hostage release, says Israel is not following ceasefire agreement
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Hamas says it will postpone hostage release, blaming Israel
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