An adviser to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirms in an interview with the Sunday Times that Israel has accepted a framework agreement for the gradual easing of the war in Gaza presented by US President Joe Biden, but clarified that the plan has problems and needs a lot of work yet. Ofir Falk, Netanyahu's top foreign policy adviser, said the US president's proposal was “a deal that we approved — it's not a good deal, but we really want the hostages back. All of them”. “There are many details that need to be worked out,” he said, adding that Israeli terms, including “the release of the hostages and the destruction of Hamas as a genocidal terrorist organization, have not changed.” Joe Biden presented on Friday 31/5 a three-phase plan submitted by the Netanyahu government to end the war. The first phase involves an armistice and the return of some hostages. Then the sides will negotiate an open cessation of […]
Source: News Beast
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