Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu publicly rejected Hamas’s counter-proposal for a ceasefire and hostage release agreement on Wednesday. The Israeli leader called their offer “delusional” and said his country will not stop their war until it achieves an “absolute victory.
JERUSALEM — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday rejected Hamas’ terms for a cease-fire and hostage-release agreement, vowing to continue the war until “absolute victory” and dismissing any arrangement that leaves the militant group in full or partial control of Gaza.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected Hamas demands for a cease-fire and vowed to press ahead with Israel’s military offensive in Gaza until achieving “absolute victory.” Netanyahu made the
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has claimed that "absolute victory" in Gaza is near and described Hamas' terms in a counterproposal for a cease-fire as "delusional." DW has the latest.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected Hamas demands for a cease-fire and vowed to press ahead with Israel’s military offensive in Gaza until achieving “absolute victory.” Netanyahu made the
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced Wednesday during a public address that he rejected a ceasefire by Hamas in the Gaza Strip, according to multiple reports.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday pledged "complete victory" and rejected a deal put forward by Hamas that would have freed all remaining hostages held by the Palestinian militant group in exchange for a lengthy cease-fire in the Gaza Strip.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected the Hamas cease-fire offer during a press conference on Wednesday, vowing instead to pursue 'complete victory.'
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has dismissed Hamas’ proposals for a ceasefire and hostage deal in Gaza, calling them “delusional” in a setback to diplomatic efforts to pause the war.
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