Israel will begin ceasefire negotiations, Netanyahu says
Summary
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has ordered the start of ceasefire negotiations aimed at the release of remaining hostages in Gaza, while also planning an offensive on Gaza City. Despite a proposal from Qatari and Egyptian mediators for a ceasefire, which includes the release of some hostages, Netanyahu has not agreed to the current terms.Key Facts
- Netanyahu announced plans to negotiate a ceasefire for hostages in Gaza.
- He has also approved an offensive on Gaza City.
- A proposal for a 60-day ceasefire by Qatar and Egypt involves releasing half of the hostages.
- Netanyahu has not accepted the current ceasefire proposal.
- He mentioned that defeating Hamas and releasing hostages are linked goals.
- Israeli officials are against a partial hostage release deal.
- Israel's military is preparing for the evacuation of Gaza City's residents.
- Israel estimates that only 20 of the 50 hostages are still alive.
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