"Israeli Hostages' Families Demand Hamas Crushed, Reject Deal"

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While many in Israel are demanding immediate action to secure the release of hostages held by Hamas, a small group of families is advocating for the military to defeat the militant group first, fearing the consequences of a potential hostage deal. They argue that releasing Palestinian militants in exchange for hostages would endanger the country's future. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected Hamas' demands for a hostage deal and vowed to pursue war until "total victory," causing division among the hostages' families and sparking intense debate within Israeli society.
- The families of a few Israeli hostages don't want a deal to bring them home. They want Hamas crushed The Associated Press
- Protesters in Jerusalem urge continued military action in Gaza amid truce discussions The Times of Israel
- Protests Held For, Against Hostage Deal as Israel's War Cabinet Discusses Hamas' Cease-fire Proposal - Israel News Haaretz
- ‘Bring them back’: freed Israeli hostages plead with Netanyahu for deal The Guardian
- Some Hostages' Families Say Israel Should Keep Fighting Hamas The New York Times
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