Hamas is ready to release all alive Israeli hostages in one day, the Al Hadath television channel said, citing a Hamas source.

However, according to the source, Hamas will need more time to hand over the bodies of the deceased hostages.

The United States is ready to "demonstrate flexibility" on this matter, the source claimed.

Apart from that, according to Al Hadath, senior Hamas officials will be able to leave Gaza if they want to under Washington’s guarantees that they will not be a target of assassination attempts.

Apart from that, according to the television channel’s source, Hamas has agreed to surrender arms to a special body formed from Egyptian and Palestinian forces under the auspices of the United Nations. The radicals "are interested in implemented provisions of the Gaza plan" offered by US President Donald Trump "as soon as possible," the source said. However, Israel, in his words, is seeking to "hinder" the implementation of Trump’s initiative and refuses to stop bombing the enclave.

There have been no official comments from Hamas so far.

Trump's Gaza plan
On September 29, the White House unveiled the US president’s "comprehensive plan" to resolve the Gaza conflict, consisting of 20 points. The proposal includes temporary external administration of the enclave and the deployment of international stabilization forces. Israel has voiced its support for the plan.

On October 3, Hamas handed over its response to Trump’s proposal to the mediator. It expressed readiness to release all living Israeli hostages held in the enclave and hand over the bodies. The movement also confirmed its willingness to turn over the responsibility of running Gaza to a Palestinian body of independent technocrat politicians. However, Hamas noted that the remaining points of Trump’s plan regarding the future of Gaza should be discussed within a "comprehensive Palestinian national framework."

A new round of indirect Israel-Hamas talks will take place in Egypt on October 6.

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The communist revolution was decades ago, they won

What you’re watching is the communist counter revolution against the populist revolution

The communists aren’t having a revolution against the establishment, they are the establishment

The leftist terrorists serve the state which is using them as antibodies against the populist who have suddenly seized control of some institutions the left thought they owned

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Man has been arrested and charged with possessing explosives outside of Washington DC St. Matthew's Cathedral, where the annual Red Mass is to be held, in advance of the new Supreme Court term.

Police arrested and charged a man with possession of explosives Sunday outside a Washington, DC, church where an annual Mass to mark the start of the Supreme Court term was set to take place hours later.

The so-called Red Mass is held each year to “invoke God’s blessings on those responsible for the administration of justice,” according to St. Matthew’s Cathedral.

A spokesperson for the Supreme Court told CNN that no justices were in attendance on Sunday, though members of the high court have previously gone to the mass. The Supreme Court’s new term begins on Monday.

The DC Metropolitan Police Department said in a statement that the suspect, Louis Geri, a 41-year-old from Vineland, New Jersey, faces preliminary charges of unlawful entry, threats to kidnap or injure a person and possession of a Molotov cocktail.

Officers assigned to protect the event approached Geri, who had set up a tent on the steps of the cathedral, just before 6 a.m. They arrested Geri after he refused to vacate, though he had been previously barred from the premises, per MPD.

MPD teams that investigate explosives and arson incidents searched Geri’s belongings and found vials of liquid and possible fireworks.

DC police are teaming up with federal partners, including the Joint Terrorism Task Force, the FBI’s Washington Field Office, and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, on the investigation.

CNN has reached out to the FBI for comment on the probe. It is not yet clear whether the suspect has an attorney.

During the Mass, Cardinal Robert McElroy said he hopes members of the Supreme Court, as well as other legal practitioners, can help “bring hope” back to an era that he said has “witnessed a dramatic collapse of faith in institutions of all kinds.”

He called for a tamp down on “confrontational” political rhetoric, which he warned led to more political violence.

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This is going to infuriate you

American went to Barnes & Noble to the young adult section

They are mass indoctrinating and grooming children into the LGBTQ agenda

Seriously, this is going to blow your mind

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A Hamas source told the Saudi television network Al-Arabiya that they have started collecting the deceased hostages and asked "to stop the bombings in order to complete the mission."

According to the source, "There is American flexibility on the issue of handing over the deceased.

We received guarantees from the U.S. through Qatar for a permanent Israeli withdrawal."

The source also said, "We informed the U.S. about our agreement to hand over weapons. There are American guarantees not to harm our leaders."

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A rift within Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s far-right coalition is emerging as a flashpoint in efforts to end the war in Gaza, threatening to derail a U.S. push to reshape the political landscape of the Middle East.

Under pressure from Donald Trump to end the two-year-old war, Netanyahu is facing a backlash from ultra-nationalist allies whose opposition to the U.S. president's Gaza proposal could force the Israeli leader into early elections.

Netanyahu has embraced Trump's 20-point plan to end the war, which calls for Gaza's demilitarization and rules out any future governing role for Hamas, though it allows its members to remain if they renounce violence and surrender their weapons.

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