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Negotiators reportedly closer to reaching Gaza hostage deal

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American-led negotiators are moving towards a deal related to the issue of hostages between Israel and Hamas, The New York Times reported.

According to the media outlet, Israel is expected to agree to suspend its operations in the Gaza Strip for two months in exchange for the release of over 100 hostages being held by the militant group. The deal is anticipated to be reached in the next two weeks.

A written draft agreement has been made and will be discussed on Sunday in Paris, The NYT added.

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