Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Friday that Israel, along with its American allies, is "now considering alternative options" to achieve the return of the hostages held in Gaza, bring an end to Hamas' rule in the territory, and secure lasting peace for the region.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Friday that Israel, along with its American allies, is "now considering alternative options" to achieve the return of the hostages held in Gaza, bring an end to Hamas' rule in the territory, and secure lasting peace for the region.
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