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Netanyahu and Hamas' Leader Clash Over Cease-Fire Proposal for Gaza
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- Hamas has accepted the general framework of the cease-fire plan but seeks modifications.
- Netanyahu has raised objections to certain aspects, despite the U.S. presenting it as an Israeli initiative.
- The fate of the proposed cease-fire for Gaza hangs in the balance amidst disagreements between Netanyahu and Hamas' leader.
The Israeli leader Netanyahu and Hamas leader Sinwar are both hesitant to make concessions to end the eight-month-long war and release hostages taken by Hamas. Netanyahu is facing pressure from hard-line partners and public criticism, while Sinwar is concerned about his personal safety and political future. Both leaders are buying time and not rushing into a deal. Netanyahu wants to ensure Hamas' capabilities are destroyed before agreeing to a cease-fire, while Sinwar aims to survive and capitalize on the war's impact on Israel's international reputation. They both face challenges and scrutiny once the war ends.
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