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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Saturday that Israel would not accept a ceasefire deal that prevented it from destroying Hamas, after U.S. President Joe Biden presented a so-called Israeli “proposal” that allowed Hamas to survive.
Biden also warned right-wing parties within the Israeli government not to reject the proposal, while at the same time praising the Israeli government for offering it. None of those parties could respond due to the Jewish Sabbath.Israel’s conditions for ending the war have not changed: the destruction of Hamas’s military and governing capabilities, the freeing of all hostages and ensuring that Gaza no longer poses a threat to Israel.
The strategy depends on Hamas accepting the deal, even though the terms of the deal are identical to proposals that Hamas has rejected for the past several months. Hamas may accept the deal this time, given Israeli military attacks in the last Hamas stronghold of Rafah, in southern Gaza. In the last several weeks, Israel has taken complete control of the Gaza-Egypt border, and has discovered and destroyed many miles of underground tunnels stocked with weapons.
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