Netanyahu Tries to Rally Support From Right Wing for Gaza Ceasefire

Netanyahu faces right-wing pushback on Gaza ceasefire deal

Smotrich and Ben Gvir oppose truce plan that includes partial IDF pullback. By David Brummer, World Israel News Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is struggling to secure support from his right-wing coalition partners for a proposed ceasefire deal with Hamas, i24NEWS reported on Sunday. The deal includes a 60-day truce in Gaza and a partial withdrawal of Israeli forces from key areas, stirring sharp opposition within the government. Fin…

Netanyahu Tries to Rally Support From Right Wing for Gaza Ceasefire

On the eve of a decisive meeting of the Israeli cabinet on Sunday, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is working to persuade right-wing ministers in his government to accept a new ceasefire plan with Hamas. This proposal, which includes a 60-day truce, has generating strong internal tensions, particularly around the partial military withdrawal from

Netanyahu to meet with small group of ministers on hostage-ceasefire talks

The meeting will focus on whether to approve the presentation of new maps in the Doha talks, which, along with IDF deployment, has been Israel's main point of contention.

Israel to present new Gaza withdrawal maps in Qatar talks amid stalemate

Israel set to present new maps outlining IDF withdrawal plans during Qatar negotiations, gap remains over the scope of IDF withdrawal from Gaza.

Israel is considering submitting new maps to Hamas to achieve ceasefire

Hamas has refused an Israeli presence on the Morag corridor and expansion of the buffer zone; Netanyahu will hold a discussion to examine submitting new maps; Islamic Jihad: Israel should withdraw to the Philadelphi corridor with a limited buffer zone