Israel must take hostage deal, its military chief reportedly says
Summary
The head of Israel's military, Lt Gen Eyal Zamir, reportedly advised the Prime Minister to accept a deal for hostages held by Hamas in Gaza. Israeli leaders plan to discuss this deal, which involves a partial release of hostages and a temporary truce. However, Israel demands all hostages be released at once and continues military actions in Gaza.Key Facts
- Israel's military chief Lt Gen Eyal Zamir supports a hostage deal with Hamas.
- The deal involves releasing some hostages during a 60-day truce.
- Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu wants all hostages released at once.
- Mass protests in Israel demand an end to the war and the hostages' release.
- Israel continues military operations in Gaza despite international criticism.
- Over 1.9 million people have been displaced in Gaza from the conflict.
- The UN reported severe humanitarian conditions in Gaza, including famine.
- The conflict began with a Hamas attack on Israel on October 7, 2023.
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