"Netanyahu Stands Firm on Gaza Withdrawal Amid Rising Hostage Deal Hopes"
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected Hamas' demands for a Gaza withdrawal and prisoner release, vowing to fight until "absolute victory." Tensions escalated as Israeli forces raided a hospital in the West Bank, killing three Palestinians, and a strike in Gaza killed 11 people. The conflict has displaced 85% of Gaza's population and led to a humanitarian crisis. International pressure mounts for a ceasefire deal, with reports of progress in negotiations involving the release of hostages and aid deliveries to Gaza.
- Netanyahu refuses to withdraw from Gaza and release 'thousands of terrorists' held by IDF forces - as he vows Daily Mail
- Netanyahu faces pressure from all sides as hostage deal hopes rise CNN
- Israel-Hamas War: Day 117 - What is going on in Gaza? The Jerusalem Post
- Israeli official to NBC: Strong indications hostage deal will progress; Netanyahu tells families of hostages of need to be 'discreet' The Times of Israel
- Netanyahu rules out ceasefire deal that would mean Gaza withdrawal The Guardian
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