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Hamas accepts parts of Trump peace deal to end Gaza war, including release of hostages
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US treasury considers special $1 Trump coin reading ‘fight, fight, fight’
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Hamas agrees to release all Israeli hostages, dead or alive, as it accepts parts of Trump’s Gaza plan – live
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All the US campus protesters have been released – except for her: ‘Most days I feel helpless’
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