Netanyahu Balances Gaza Ceasefire and Government Stability Amid Criticism
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is struggling to maintain his coalition government amid pressure from both centrist and far-right factions over a proposed Gaza ceasefire plan announced by US President Joe Biden. While Biden's plan aims for a phased ceasefire and eventual peace, Netanyahu insists on the complete destruction of Hamas before any truce. Far-right coalition members threaten to resign if the plan proceeds, while centrist leaders and military officials push for its acceptance. The situation remains tense as international mediators urge both sides to finalize the agreement.
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