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Washington Today (9-3-24): WH says Hamas' murder of six hostages adds 'urgency' Gaza ceasefire deal
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49:10Now PlayingWhite House National Security Communications Adviser John Kirby says President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris are meeting with the negotiating team working on a new agreement between Israel and Hamas that will lead to a ceasefire and release of Israeli hostages held in Gaza. and 'provide relief' for Palestinians.
John Kirby says the six hostages whose bodies were found in tunnels under Rafah this past weekend, including Israeli American Hersh Goldberg-Polin, were executed, Hamas is responsible, they will pay for their actions, and the murders 'expresses the urgency of reaching a deal'.
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