Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says Israel will return to the table for ceasefire talks with Hamas.
PRIME Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said Israel will return to the table for ceasefire talks with Hamas.
With the assault now grinding through a sixth month, the US, Qatar and Egypt have spent months trying to negotiate another ceasefire and hostage release. But those efforts appear to have stalled.A campaign of airstrikes and a ground offensive from Israel has left more than 32,000 Palestinians dead, according to local health authorities. The fighting also displaced over 80% of Gaza’s population and caused widespread damage.
Netanyahu has called the demands delusional and vowed to resume Israel’s offensive after any hostage release and keep fighting until the militant group is destroyed. Hezbollah has had an armed presence in Syria since it joined the country’s conflict fighting alongside government forces.
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