Hamas and Israel reach 'tentative deal' on new truce and hostage swap (www.thenationalnews.com)
Under proposed deal, Hamas will release at least 50 hostages and Israel will free 300 Palestinians, sources tell The National
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Under proposed deal, Hamas will release at least 50 hostages and Israel will free 300 Palestinians, sources tell The National
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