US EditionNetanyahu Vows to Uproot Hamas as Ceasefire Proposals Are Discussed
- During a visit to Ashkelon near the Gaza border, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pledged to dismantle Hamas completely and secure the release of all hostages.
- This declaration followed Hamas's October 7, 2023 attack that killed over 1,200 people and the seizure of 251 hostages, with 49 still held in Gaza.
- The conflict has led to intensified Israeli military operations and humanitarian distress in Gaza, where civilians have suffered significant casualties, including air strikes on displaced families.
- A new Qatar-mediated 60-day ceasefire proposal seeks a partial release of hostages in exchange for Palestinian prisoner releases, which Hamas is currently consulting on and Israel has accepted the terms for finalization.
- Netanyahu's firm stance aims to dismantle Hamas entirely while diplomatic efforts for a ceasefire and hostage release continue amid domestic calls for sustained military action.
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Even though US President Trump is counting on a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu leaves no doubt about his actions.
Even though US President Trump is putting a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu leaves no doubt about his actions against Hamas. The terrorist organization will no longer exist, he said in a speech.
Trump raises hopes for a ceasefire in Gaza. According to reports, both warring parties are motivated to negotiate. However, for Israel's head of government, the future of Hamas is sealed.
The US President said Israel was in favour of a two-month truce.
Benyamin Netanyahu swore Wednesday to eliminate the Palestinian Islamist movement Hamas "to the root".
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