Netanyahu Faces Internal Pressure After Accepting Biden's Gaza Cease-Fire Plan

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An aide to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed that Israel has agreed to the framework of President Joe Biden's cease-fire plan for Gaza, despite it being described as "not a good deal." The plan includes a three-phase process leading to a complete cease-fire and the release of hostages. However, Netanyahu and far-right factions within his Cabinet have expressed reservations, emphasizing the need to destroy Hamas. International support for the plan is growing, with pressure mounting on Israel to accept the deal.
- Netanyahu aide says Israel agreed to Biden's cease-fire plan for Gaza NBC News
- Biden's Gaza plan 'not a good deal' but Israel accepts it, Netanyahu aide says Reuters
- Two far-right Israeli ministers threaten to topple the government if it accepts Biden peace plan CNN
- Israeli leader Netanyahu faces growing pressure at home after Biden's Gaza proposal The Associated Press
- Senior Netanyahu adviser: Israel okayed Biden-touted hostage deal, but work needed The Times of Israel
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