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Sen. Collins, Sen. King offer thoughts after Gaza ceasefire deal

Sen. Collins, Sen. King offer thoughts after Gaza ceasefire deal

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Maine’s congressional delegation reacting after Hamas released all living hostages after two years of violence in Gaza.

President Trump and other world leaders signed a ceasefire deal in Egypt on Monday following the return of 20 living hostages from Gaza to Israel.

Sen. Susan Collins said it was a heartfelt relief to see hostages returned to their families, and said her heart goes out to those who could not return home.

Sen. Angus King also welcomed the news, saying America’s role in the world makes a difference.

 

 

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