Netanyahu Faces Dilemma as U.S.-Backed Gaza Ceasefire Stalls

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The ceasefire plan between Hamas and Israel has become a complex and deadly game of survival for both sides' leaders, with political futures and physical safety at stake. US President Joe Biden's outlined plan involves a phased approach, starting with a hostage-for-prisoner exchange, but the transition to a permanent ceasefire remains fraught with challenges. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces domestic pressure to ensure Hamas's elimination, while Hamas demands guarantees against renewed conflict. The success of the deal hinges on Netanyahu's ability to navigate his hard-right coalition and Hamas's willingness to negotiate.
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