US EditionIsraeli leader Netanyahu faces growing pressure after Biden's Gaza proposal
- Two far-right Israeli ministers threaten to resign and collapse PM Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition if US Pres. Joe Biden's peace proposal is accepted.
- Biden unveils a three-phase Israeli plan for Gaza conflict resolution, including a hostage release and a complete ceasefire.
- Finance Minister Smotrich and Security Minister Ben Gvir vehemently oppose an immediate ceasefire, challenging Biden's proposal.
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·Amsterdam, Netherlands
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US diplomatic chief Antony Blinken spoke by telephone on Sunday with Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant about a “proposal to reach a total ceasefire” in the Gaza Strip in exchange for the release of hostages held by Hamas, the State Department said, according to AFP.
·Romania
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US confident of Israel agreeing to ceasefire plan amid threats from Netanyahu's own ministers
The United States government says that they had "every expectation" from Israel that it will accept a ceasefire proposal which will begin with a six-week halt of hostilities in Gaza if Hamas agrees to the deal, said National Security Council spokesman John Kirby. US spokesperson Kirby made the remarks at a time when two far-right Israeli ministers threatened to topple Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition government.
·Noida, India
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