Vance says Israeli hostages may be released 'any moment'
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Vice President JD Vance stated on “Meet the Press” Sunday morning that the Israeli hostages still held in Gaza could potentially be freed “at any moment now,” leading up to a Monday deadline. This development is part of the initial stage of a peace agreement involving Israel and Hamas.

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