Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to bring home remaining hostages from Gaza without yielding to Hamas’ demands, insisting the military campaign in the Palestinian territory had reached a “critical stage.”
“I believe we can bring our hostages home without surrendering to Hamas’s dictates,” Netanyahu said, in his first comments since Hamas, seeking a permanent end to the Gaza war, rejected a new truce proposal.
“We are at a critical stage of the campaign, and at this point, we need patience and determination to win.”
‘Netanyahu has no plan’
Meanwhile, an Israeli campaign group urged Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Saturday to secure a deal to bring the hostages from Gaza, even if it meant ending the war.
“Netanyahu has no plan. Tonight, we heard endless talk about what not to do. We would appreciate hearing from our prime minister what should be done,” the Hostages and Missing Families Forum said in a statement.
“There is one clear, feasible, and urgent solution that can be achieved now: reach a deal that will bring everyone home -- even if it means stopping the fighting.”
AFP
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