Netanyahu's Rejection of Gaza Ceasefire Deal Revealed
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected a proposed five-day ceasefire with Palestinian militant groups in Gaza in exchange for the release of some hostages. Negotiations have been ongoing, with Hamas initially proposing the release of dozens of foreign nationals captive in Gaza. The current deal on the table involves a ceasefire lasting between one and three days, tied to the release of between 10 and 15 hostages. The Israeli government has demanded a full list of hostages before agreeing to a ceasefire. The ongoing Israeli bombardments and ground invasion have resulted in over 10,300 deaths and 25,000 injuries in Gaza.
- Netanyahu rejected ceasefire-for-hostages deal in Gaza, sources say The Guardian
- Israel and Hamas Nearly Struck a Deal to Free Up to 50 Hostages The New York Times
- Egyptian report: Cairo close to securing deal on humanitarian pause, prisoner swap The Times of Israel
- Qatar mediating release of 10-15 captives for short ceasefire: Report Al Jazeera English
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