US EditionNetanyahu at Gaza Division: War Will End Only on Israel’s Terms
Netanyahu approved military plans targeting Hamas in Gaza City and prioritized hostage negotiations amid ongoing conflict and protests by families of 50 captives, officials said.
- On Thursday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he will approve the military plan to take control of Gaza City and ordered immediate negotiations to free all hostages under conditions acceptable to Israel in a pre-recorded video message.
- Days after Hamas accepted a ceasefire proposal without amendments, Arab mediators await Israel's reply, with uncertainty about Netanyahu's coordination with them.
- Earlier this week, families of the 50 hostages protested in Tel Aviv and plan to continue, while the Israeli government insists it will only halt operations as part of a comprehensive deal to free them.
- Netanyahu's office said it has `no plans` to send a delegation for talks, but another official stated a delegation will be sent once the place for talks is finalised.
- In Gaza City, hundreds gathered to protest Israel's relocation plans, while Bisan Ghazal, a woman displaced from Gaza City, told AP `We want the war in Gaza to stop. Enough death.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Thursday night that he had approved plans to take over Gaza City, while stressing that negotiations on the release of hostages would progress in parallel.Read more]]>
Netanyahu approves Gaza City offensive, signals continued hostage talks
IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir toured the Gaza Strip on Thursday ahead of the planned offensive, accompanied by Southern Command head Maj. Gen. Yaniv Asor and other senior officers. By Charles Bybelezer, JNS Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Thursday night that he had approved plans to conquer Gaza City, while stressing that negotiations on a ceasefire-for-hostages deal would move forward in parallel. “We are at the stage…
By Tal Shalev and Mitchell McCluskey, CNN Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says he has ordered negotiations to release all hostages and end the war in Gaza “on terms acceptable to Israel.” Israeli forces still intend to move forward with plans to take control of Gaza City, Netanyahu said. The Israeli leader’s remarks came in a video recorded Thursday, ahead of a high-level security meeting Netanyahu convened with defense chiefs and Cabinet mini…
By Tal Shalev and Mitchell McCluskey, CNN Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says he has ordered negotiations to release all hostages and end the war in Gaza “on terms acceptable to Israel.” Israeli forces still intend to move forward with plans to take control of Gaza City, Netanyahu said. The Israeli leader’s remarks came in a video recorded Thursday, ahead of a high-level security meeting Netanyahu convened with defense chiefs and Cabinet mini…
There is a new proposal for a ceasefire that Hamas has agreed to. Now Netanyahu is also commenting on the capture of the city of Gaza - but his words raise questions.
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