US EditionIsrael's Netanyahu details what ‘end of war’ with Gaza ‘must’ include: ‘Hamas exile, and…’
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated on Sunday that any resolution to the Gaza conflict must secure the freedom of all hostages, ensure the removal of Hamas militants from the area, and achieve the disarmament of Gaza.
- This stance follows Hamas’s October 7 attacks killing over 1,180 Israelis and abducting 252 hostages, with 58 still held amid ongoing military operations.
- Netanyahu's government is pursuing negotiations in Doha based on a multi-stage U.S.-proposed framework starting with a temporary ceasefire and reciprocal prisoner releases.
- Defense Minister Israel Katz stated that Operation Gideon's Chariots launched in Gaza prompted Hamas's delegation to resume hostage talks after a previously firm refusal.
- The campaign aims to dismantle Hamas’s military and governing capabilities, and Israel’s leadership affirms the war will continue until all hostages return and Hamas is defeated.
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ICYMI: Netanyahu: Gaza protests against Hamas proof ‘our policy is working’
(March 26, 2025 / JNS) Palestinian protests against Hamas rule in the Gaza Strip are proof that Israel’s approach to the terrorist organization is working, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared on Wednesday. “In recent days, we have seen something we have never seen before—public protests against Hamas rule in Gaza,” the premier said during a 40-signature debate, which the opposition can call once a month and which he is obliged to …
Israel Exploring Deal to End War, Return All Hostages, Exile Hamas
JERUSALEM (JNS) – Israel on Sunday announced that it is pursuing a broader framework for ending the war in Gaza, one that includes the release of all hostages, the expulsion of Hamas terrorists, and the disarmament of the Strip. The Israeli negotiating team in Doha, Qatar, is actively working to exhaust every opportunity to reach […]
Israeli Prime Minister Benyamin Netanyahu said on Sunday that he was open to an agreement that included the end of his army's offensive in Gaza, where at least 50 Palestinians, including children, were killed in further bombardments according to aid.
Netanyahu Confirms Israel Weighing Ceasefire and Broader Gaza War Exit Plan
Netanyahu’s office says Israeli negotiating team in Doha is discussing the possibility of an end to the war. By Pesach Benson, TPS Signaling a notable shift, Israeli negotiators in Qatar are exploring both a short-term ceasefire proposal and a broader agreement to end the Gaza conflict entirely, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office said on Sunday. “Under the prime minister’s direction, even at this hour, the negotiating team in Doha is wor…
The Israeli government announced this Sunday that its negotiating team in Doha (Qatar) is openly proposing that it will end its offensive in Gaza if Hamas releases all hostages, lays down arms and leaves the Palestinian enclave."Under the leadership of the Prime Minister, even at this hour, the negotiating team in Doha is working to exhaust all possibilities of an agreement," said Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office in a statemen…
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