Hamas is committed to the ceasefire agreement announced by mediators late on Wednesday, senior Hamas official Ezzat Al Rashq said on Thursday. It came after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office accused Hamas of creating a “last-minute crisis” that threatens the deal.

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