Israel says fighting in Gaza continues over hostage list dispute
JERUSALEM -- Israel's government said on Sunday morning that its military was not halting the fighting in Gaza, despite a ceasefire with Hamas being scheduled to take effect, citing Hamas's failure to provide a list of the first three hostages who were set to be freed later in the day.
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