Hamas Ceasefire

The hypocrisy of these “progressives” should not dictate the outcome of the current battle.

An Israeli official noted, "The Egyptian and Qatari mediators believe Hamas might now agree to a hostage-release and ceasefire deal."

The senior defense official was adamant that Israel will hold onto a security perimeter in Gaza for an extended period even after any ceasefire.

"Together, with our bodies, without any violence and in silence, we will sit in front of the access roads to government institutions in Jerusalem," the group said.

The PMO refuted the Egyptian President's proposed four-hostage deal, claiming no such offer was received while asserting Netanyahu would have 'immediately' accepted it.

Yoav Gallant and Nitzan Alon denied knowledge of circulating single-stage hostage proposals, drawing criticism towards Gal Hirsch for raising false hopes with the hostage families.

Unity isn’t just a buzzword; it’s a challenge that demands real sacrifice.

The chief US negotiator, CIA head William Burns, said on Saturday that a more detailed ceasefire proposal would be made within several days.

Anonymous sources claimed Hamas increased the number of security prisoners it demanded released in the opening phase of the deal.

While advocating for hostage negotiations, Florida Sen. Rick Scott simultaneously called for Hamas's total destruction, raising questions about the feasibility of achieving both goals.