Biden's Gaza Cease-Fire Proposal Faces Israeli Rejection

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces increasing domestic pressure after U.S. President Joe Biden proposed a cease-fire agreement to end the Gaza conflict. While many Israelis support the deal, far-right allies threaten to collapse Netanyahu's government if he accepts it. The proposal includes a phased cease-fire, hostage releases, and reconstruction efforts, but Netanyahu insists on meeting Israel's conditions for ending the war. The situation remains tense as mediators push for an agreement and families of hostages urge immediate action.
- Israel describes a permanent cease-fire in Gaza as a 'nonstarter,' undermining Biden's proposal The Associated Press
- Netanyahu says no Gaza ceasefire until Israel’s war aims are achieved, raising questions over Biden peace proposal CNN
- Report gives extra details of three-stage 'roadmap' to end Israel-Hamas war announced by Biden The Times of Israel
- President Biden unveils and endorses details of a new Israeli cease-fire proposal NPR
- Palestinians in displacement camp react to latest Gaza cease-fire proposal after Biden support Yahoo! Voices
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