- Netanyahu has distanced himself from a peace plan announced by US President Joe Biden, emphasizing that any truce must meet his government’s conditions.
- The peace plan aimed to end the conflict in Gaza but faced criticism from Netanyahu’s far-right coalition partners, described as tantamount to surrender.
- Two ministers have threatened to leave the Netanyahu government if the plan is adopted, putting the coalition’s stability at risk.
- The White House maintains that the ceasefire plan benefits both Gaza and Israel, with national security spokesman John Kirby stating it was intended to pressure Hamas, not Netanyahu.
- Ehud Olmert, former Prime Minister of Israel, believes that a ceasefire and the acceptance of the plan is necessary to save lives and secure the release of hostages.
- Yosi Bein, a former Israeli minister and one of the architects of the 1993 Oslo Accords, suggested that Netanyahu has the opportunity to dismiss right-wing extremists from his government and secure a ceasefire.
- Public pressure in Israel is mounting for a resolution that would secure the release of hostages held by Hamas.
- The potential visit of Netanyahu to the US Congress could raise his political standing but also test the patience of the Biden administration if it occurs before an agreement is reached.
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