Israel will start negotiating the ceasefire, says Netanyahu

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he had instructed the negotiations to launch all the other hostages and stop the war in the Gaza for the term “acceptable to Israel”.

Netanyahu told Israeli troops on Thursday evening that his office also approved plans for a large -scale attack on the city of Gaza in the north, despite the broad international and domestic opposition.

Hamas agreed with the proposal made on Monday by Qatar and the Egyptian mediator for a 60-day ceasefire, which, according to Qatar, to see half the other hostages in Gaza.

But for the first time, answering, Netanyahu now did not accept the transaction on the table.

In the video during a visit from the Gazion Division headquarters to Israel on Thursday night, Netanyahu stated that “he ordered to start talks on the issue of all our hostages immediately.”

“I came to approve the IDF (Israeli forces) plans to control the gas and overcome Hamas,” he said.

“These two questions – winning Hamas and releasing all our hostages,” go hand in hand, “Netanyahu added, not giving details that the next stage of the negotiations would be.

This week, Israeli officials have expressed opposition to the ceasefire agreement, which provides only partial hostage issues.

Last Saturday, the Netanyahu office provided a statement stating that Israel was only “agreeing to the deal, provided that all hostages would be released at a time,” and that the conditions for ending the war included disarmament and demilitarization of gas, Israeli control over the perimeter of gas.

Israel believes that only 20 of 50 hostages remain alive after 22 months of the war.

The Palestinians said that on Thursday, a day after the military said, heavy bombing in the eastern regions of Gaza, stating that they had made the first steps on the offensive.

IDF warned Medical officials and international organizations to prepare for the planned evacuation of the entire Gaza population in a million residents to the shelters in the south before the troops moved.

Gaza Hamas’s Ministry of Health said she had rejected “any step that would blow up what is left of the health care system.” UN and assistance groups have promised to stay to help those who cannot or have not decided to move.

Netanyahu announced the intention of Israel to take control of the whole lane after the indirect negotiations from Hamas to cease fire, and last month crashed the hostage deal.

The Israeli military launched a campaign in Gaza in response to the attack under the guidance of Hamas on South Israel on October 7, 2023, which killed about 1,200 people and took 251 people hostage.

According to the Ministry of Health, at least 62192 people were killed in Gaza. The figures of the ministry quote the UN and others as the most reliable source of statistics available to the victims.