Two days after Hamas announced its support for the partial Gaza cease-fire deal proposed by mediators, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is still delaying Israel's official response and has yet to formally announce a meeting of the security cabinet to discuss the matter.
Two days after Hamas announced its support for the partial Gaza cease-fire deal proposed by mediators, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is still delaying Israel's official response and has yet to formally announce a meeting of the security cabinet to discuss the matter.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office said on Thursday that Israel was reviewing Hamas' response to the latest Gaza…
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