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Netanyahu says a cease-fire deal would only delay ‘somewhat’ an Israeli military offensive in Rafah

  • Negotiators are working on a ceasefire deal involving the release of hostages from Gaza and Palestinian prisoners in Israel. The war cabinet is reportedly in agreement.
  • Israel sent negotiators to Qatar for further talks without the direct involvement of Hamas. The proposed plan aligns with Hamas' demands for an initial truce.
  • Following an October attack, Israel's offensive in Gaza has displaced 80% of the population, leading to 29,692 deaths in Hamas-ruled Gaza. Negotiators face a timeframe deadline due to increased tensions during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan.
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The Israeli Prime Minister assured that, even in the event of a truce with Hamas, an offensive by his army will be carried out on the city of Rafah.

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Israel's head of government Netanyahu continues to maintain a planned ground offensive in Rafah. As a result, the terrorist organization Hamas would be defeated within weeks, according to Netanyahu.

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Le Devoir broke the news in Montreal, Canada on Saturday, February 24, 2024.
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