US EditionIsrael's Netanyahu Says Hamas Rejected Ceasefire Proposal, Insists on Staying in Gaza
GAZA STRIP, PALESTINE, JUL 12 – Israel accepted a ceasefire and hostage exchange proposal mediated by Qatar and Egypt, but Hamas's refusal to compromise has stalled talks despite ongoing diplomatic efforts.
- An Israeli official said Saturday that Israel accepted a Qatari ceasefire and hostage deal proposal, but Hamas rejected it, and talks remain ongoing.
- Following Israel’s acceptance of the Qatari ceasefire proposal, an Israeli delegation was dispatched to Doha based on the mediators' offer, securing a mandate for negotiations.
- Hamas refuses to compromise, clings to demands, and campaigns to undermine ongoing Qatar-mediated talks, despite Israeli flexibility, stalling progress.
- Negotiations continue through the Sabbath with ongoing contact between Israeli leaders, mediators from Egypt and Qatar, and limited progress on humanitarian aid entry.
- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is set to meet Sunday evening to decide on a new proposal, with progress depending on his forthcoming decision.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu signaled a possible withdrawal from ceasefire negotiations in a video message delivered in Hebrew on Sunday. He accused Hamas of rejecting proposals reshaped by Israel in its own favor.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu posted a video on X (formerly Twitter) on Sunday, addressing the hostage deal with the Hamas terrorist organization and accusations that the government is deliberately obstructing an agreement for political gain. "We accepted the deal. Hamas is the one that refused," Netanyahu said, speaking publicly for the first time since returning from Washington. עדכון חשוב ממני אליכם. צפו >> pic.twitter.com/TSfIW7…
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