President Biden has presented a new initiative to end the war in Gaza, but Prime Minister Netanyahu is not on board yet. Netanyahu faces opposition from extreme right-wing cabinet ministers who are against making concessions to Palestinians. If the plan moves forward, Israelis may be conflicted about Hamas continuing to govern Gaza while hostages are released. Biden aims to appease Israelis by stating Hamas is no longer a threat and the deal could calm tensions on Israel’s northern border. The ongoing war has taken a toll on both Palestinians and Israelis, and pressure is mounting for a resolution. Netanyahu must consider the calls for peace from various sources, including the U.S. and global Jewish communities. Biden is pushing for a positive outcome to end the conflict and rebuild Gaza with international support. The fate of the war and its impact on Israel’s image hangs in the balance, with hopes for a peaceful resolution and a renewed relationship with Saudi Arabia.
Netanyahu Must Finalize Israel-Hamas Deal
