Hamas rejects US hostage deal after UN Security Council adopts ceasefire resolution

Hamas rejected a deal proposed by the United States to help secure the release of the remaining hostages amid ongoing tensions between the Biden administration and Israeli officials about how to best address the conflict.

Israel agreed Saturday to a U.S.-proposed compromise that involved releasing around 700 to 800 Palestinian prisoners in exchange for 40 hostages, The Jerusalem Post reported. According to an update Tuesday, Hamas reiterated its demands, which include the full withdrawal of Israeli Defense Forces from the Gaza Strip.

The Post shared a message Hamas posted on its Telegram channel in response to the deal, stating that the terror group is adhering to the demands presented in a March 14 press release, in which Hamas “deemed nece"sary for an agreement” withdrawal"of the IDF from Gaza.

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Hamas rejects US hostage deal after UN Security Council adopts ceasefire resolution

Hamas rejected a deal proposed by the United States to help secure the release of the remaining hostages amid ongoing tensions between the Biden administration and Israeli officials about how to best ...

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[Growing in Grace]

From the article:

"Israel will not address Hamas's delusional demands. Israel will pursue and achieve its just war objectives: Destroying Hamas's military and governmental capacities, release of all the hostages, and ensuring Gaza will not pose a threat to the people of Israel in the future."

Netanyahu intends to send a delegation to Washington, D.C., as early as next week to discuss a potential ground operation in Rafah, a strategy that the Biden administration opposes, White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre confirmed Wednesday."

~~me~~ I heard that Netanyahu canceled sending a delegation to the WH. Does anyone know?

 

[1LoverofGod]

From the article:

"Israel will not address Hamas's delusional demands. Israel will pursue and achieve its just war objectives: Destroying Hamas's military and governmental capacities, release of all the hostages, and ensuring Gaza will not pose a threat to the people of Israel in the future."

Netanyahu intends to send a delegation to Washington, D.C., as early as next week to discuss a potential ground operation in Rafah, a strategy that the Biden administration opposes, White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre confirmed Wednesday."

~~me~~ I heard that Netanyahu canceled sending a delegation to the WH. Does anyone know?

He did but has decided to send them again

Netanyahu agreed to resend Israeli delegation to US, White House says

The delegation was set to discuss with US officials the alternative plans for a massive military operation in Rafah and to discuss the hostage deal negotiations.

m.jpost.com

 

[Tall Timbers]

He did but has decided to send them again

Israel is between a rock and a hard place given their dependence upon the USA for war materials. I hope this is a wake-up call for Israel to become completely independent with regards to the ability to wage war.