'Deal now': Israel hostage families protest as Netanyahu addresses US
Headline from Al-Monitor, on the newest of 2 developments
Bearing flags and posters of hostages, hundreds of Israelis marched along a busy street in Tel Aviv on Wednesday, demanding a ceasefire in Gaza as their prime minister addressed the US Congress."Get out of the AC, get out of your houses, come to the street!" one of the demonstrators called through a…
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US and Israeli officials are voicing increased optimism about the prospects of a ceasefire and hostage deal being agreed to end the war in Gaza as the loved ones of hostages being held by Hamas say that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu must take the deal on offer.
Families of hostages still being held in Gaza are hopeful Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu will announce a cease-fire deal that would bring the hostages home during his address to Congress Wednesday.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is set to present Israel’s case to both houses of Congress Wednesday as hostage families hope he will also announce a deal to free their loved ones.
By Christian Edwards, CNN (CNN) — Families of hostages held captive in Gaza condemned Benjamin Netanyahu’s speech to the United States Congress, as pressure grows on the Israeli prime minister to agree to a deal to secure their release.
Bearing flags and posters of hostages, hundreds of Israelis marched along a busy street in Tel Aviv on Wednesday, demanding a ceasefire in Gaza as their prime minister addressed the US Congress."Get out of the AC, get out of your houses, come to the street!" one of the demonstrators called through a…
Families of American hostages being held by Hamas in Gaza were left disappointed by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s congressional address on Wednesday.
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