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That's my goal, that's our goal to keep this pause going beyond tomorrow,

so that we can continue to see more

hostages come out and surge more humanitarian relief into into those in need in Gaza.

The four-day truce in Gaza has entered its final day, but negotiations are continuing to extend it.

So far, Hamas has released 58 hostages who had been held captive for seven weeks.

Israel's released 117 imprisoned Palestinian women and children,

most had been held without charge.

We'll go to Israel and the occupied West Bank for the latest, then speak

to a former Palestinian prisoner and a former Israeli military commando who helped found the group combatants for peace.

Together we are engaging non-violent struggle against Israeli occupation and all forms of violence in this region.

All that and more coming up. Welcome to Democracy Now. Democracy Now.

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The War and Peace Report.

I'm Amy Goodman.

Calls are mounting to extend the four-day truce in Gaza, which is now in its final day.

Hamas back the Extension Sunday, as of International Mediators, Egypt, Qatar, and the United States.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he's open to extending the truce by one day

for every 10 hostages released by Hamas.

A total of 58 hostages have been released so far, including citizens of Thailand, the Philippines,

and Russia.

A four-year-old Israeli-American girl, Abigail Edan, was among the captives released on Sunday.

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