US EditionBiden presents new Israel ceasefire plan, calls on Hamas to accept
- U.S. President Joe Biden proposed a ceasefire plan for Gaza, aiming to end the war and facilitate peace, already accepted by Israel.
- Biden emphasized the need to end the war and start rebuilding during unscheduled remarks at the White House.
- Hamas expressed willingness to engage positively in proposals involving ceasefire, troop withdrawal, reconstruction, hostage release, and a prisoner swap deal.
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The Israeli government is voicing initial opposition to the cease-fire proposal presented by US President Biden in the Gaza War. The far-right security minister Ben Gvir stated that if Prime Minister Netanyahu agrees to the proposal and wants to end the war without destroying Hamas, he would bring down the governing coalition.
President Joe Biden has presented a plan for a Gaza agreement. The religious right in Netanyahu's coalition rejects this, which would result in Israel's "total defeat." However, the opposition has a proposal.
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