Cautious Optimism for Gaza Hostage Deal
Israel's negotiating team expressed cautious optimism on advancing a Gaza hostage deal based on the latest American proposal. The deal aims to break the current impasse with U.S. and international pressure on Hamas. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office hopes for a breakthrough soon.
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Israel's negotiating team has expressed cautious optimism about the prospect of moving forward with a Gaza hostage deal, according to a statement issued on Saturday by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office.
The team conveyed this cautious optimism to the prime minister regarding the potential to advance a deal based on the latest American proposal, which draws from the May 27th framework, the statement said.
The Prime Minister's Office also expressed hope that substantial pressure from the U.S. and international mediators on the Palestinian militant group Hamas will overcome its resistance to the American proposal and pave the way for a breakthrough.
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