White House Stays Quiet on Gaza Hostage Release

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Hamas released a group of 24 hostages held in Gaza. It’s part of a four-day truce agreement with Israel. Magan Crane, Bloomberg News’ morning editor for US Government, discusses the situation with Carol Massar and Paul Sweeney on Bloomberg Radio.

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