Prime Minister Netanyahu: Leaving Gaza-Egypt Border Would ‘Kill the Deal’
At a press conference on Wednesday, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu outlined his position on the ongoing conflict in Gaza, focusing on the strategic importance of the Philadelphi Corridor — the border area between Gaza and Egypt — and reaffirming his refusal to withdraw Israeli troops as part of any potential cease-fire and hostage release deal.
Benjamin Netanyahu insisted Israel only saw gains in negotiations when they pressured the Philadelphi Corridor, but ...
If the United States was not engaged and distracted by a presidential race that truly is an existential competition, Benjamin ...
Netanyahu has one interest: his own immediate political survival, even if it undermines Israel’s long-term survival.
When Israel’s powerful trade union federation called a general strike last year in an effort to stop Benjamin Netanyahu’s ...
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Netanyahu this week said Israel would not withdraw from the Gaza-Egypt border, while his chief negotiator told mediators the ...
A prospective hostage and ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas is 90% completed, but disputes remain over the ...
Netanyahu stands almost alone right now, under extreme pressure from his own people and The White House and surrounded by a ...
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