"Netanyahu dismisses Hamas' 'delusional claims' as Gaza cease-fire negotiations continue"

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that a cease-fire deal with Hamas is possible if Hamas gives up its "delusional claims" in negotiations, with about 40 Israeli hostages potentially being released in exchange for Palestinian prisoners. President Biden has encouraged Israeli leaders to continue working towards a deal, while also pressuring Israel to slow its military offensive in southern Gaza and avoid an expected ground invasion of Rafah. Netanyahu indicated that victory is within reach if an invasion of Rafah occurs, but the U.S. has urged Israel to have a specific military plan to reduce civilian casualties before advancing.
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