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(Ynet News) Yuval Karmi - Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday issued a public statement emphasizing the principles which govern Israel's stance in the ceasefire-hostage negotiations. 1) Any deal will allow Israel to resume fighting until all of the objectives of the war have been achieved. 2) There will be no smuggling of weapons to Hamas from Egypt to the Gaza border. 3) There will be no return of thousands of armed terrorists to northern Gaza. 4) Israel will maximize the number of living hostages who will be released from Hamas captivity. 2024-07-09 00:00:00Full Article
Netanyahu Sets Red Lines for Ceasefire Negotiations
(Ynet News) Yuval Karmi - Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday issued a public statement emphasizing the principles which govern Israel's stance in the ceasefire-hostage negotiations. 1) Any deal will allow Israel to resume fighting until all of the objectives of the war have been achieved. 2) There will be no smuggling of weapons to Hamas from Egypt to the Gaza border. 3) There will be no return of thousands of armed terrorists to northern Gaza. 4) Israel will maximize the number of living hostages who will be released from Hamas captivity. 2024-07-09 00:00:00Full Article
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