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https://www.aa.com.tr/en/middle-east/ne ... tz/3311904
A top Israeli daily has called for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to be stopped from continuing what it calls "fake negotiations" that leave Israeli captives in limbo.In an editorial titled "Israel's Netanyahu Is the Master of Sham Negotiations," published on Saturday, Haaretz said: “The (Israeli) hostages slowly rotting in Hamas' tunnels for more than 10 months have become supporting characters in the great drama of the fluctuations in Netanyahu's position regarding the hostage deal.”“The general public and the hostages' families in particular are trapped in a cycle of hope and disappointment: Netanyahu is ready to negotiate, Netanyahu agrees to give the Israeli delegation some rope, Netanyahu is willing to show flexibility, but suddenly Netanyahu is adding more conditions, Netanyahu says in confidential forums that it's not certain there will be a deal, the deal collapses, and then it starts all over again,” said Haaretz, adding: “Meanwhile, more and more hostages are dying.”

https://www.aa.com.tr/en/middle-east/su ... ly/3311978
Hostage exchange dealThe survey also found that 59% of Israelis support a deal with Hamas to secure the return of Israeli hostages in Gaza, while 21% oppose the current terms of the deal, and 20% were undecided.Additionally, 59% of respondents believe that Netanyahu's handling of the hostages issue is driven by "political considerations," compared to 37% who think he is acting out of "objective motivations," and 13% who were unsure.Previously, far-right Cabinet ministers Itamar Ben-Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich threatened to withdraw from the government if Netanyahu agreed to a deal with Hamas to cease hostilities and exchange prisoners. 

Retard Muricans love war.

Has the cease fire taken effect yet? Is plugs working on it this weekend or is he at the beach again?