US EditionNetanyahu says ‘opportunities have opened up’ to free hostages, as Trump demands Gaza ‘deal’
- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that many opportunities have opened up for Israel following the 12-day war with Iran, particularly regarding the return of hostages held in Gaza by Palestinian militants.
- Netanyahu emphasized, "I want to inform you that as you probably know, many opportunities have opened up now following this victory, many opportunities."
- The Hostages Families Forum Headquarters is calling for a comprehensive deal to bring back all 50 hostages and end the fighting in Gaza.
- Donald Trump has expressed his desire to secure a ceasefire deal to end the war in Gaza and bring home the 50 hostages.
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Israel's war with Iran has temporarily diverted attention from the war in the Gaza Strip, which has been going on for almost a year and nine months, all of which Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyagu has repeated that the two objectives of this war — the release of the hostages taken on 7 October 2023 and the destruction of the Hamas terrorist organization — will be achieved; in fact, these goals have been obscured by others far more ambiti…
In a first, Netanyahu mentions freeing hostages before defeating Hamas
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu avoided the word “deal” in a speech extolling the political horizons that have opened as a result of Operation Rising Lion. By Batya Jerenberg, World Israel News In a first, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu mentioned on Sunday the issue of freeing hostages before that of defeating Hamas, although he avoided using the word “deal” when doing so. Speaking at the headquarters of the Israel Security Agency (Shin Bet)…
According to the Israeli media, Netanyahu wants to advance not only a victory against Hamas, but also the liberation of the hostages. However, it remains questionable whether this will lead to the end of the Gaza war.
After the ceasefire between Israel and Iran, more and more voices are calling for an end to the war in Gaza. According to the Israeli Prime Minister, new "opportunities" have opened up on this issue.
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