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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told US envoy Brett McGurk on Wednesday that Israel remains committed to the hostage release deal outlined by US President Joe Biden, as long as “red lines are not crossed.”
Netanyahu met with President Joe Biden’s special envoy for the Middle East on Wednesday at the Prime Minister’s Office in Jerusalem, where the two men discussed “regional issues,” according to a statement.
“Regarding the negotiations, the Prime Minister emphasized his commitment to a deal as long as Israel’s red lines are preserved,” the Prime Minister’s Office said. Those “red lines,” announced by Netanyahu earlier this week, are:
1. Any deal will allow Israel to resume fighting until all of objectives of the war have been achieved.
2. There will be no smuggling of weapons to Hamas from Egypt to the Gaza border.
3. There will be no return of thousands of armed terrorists to the northern Gaza Strip.
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Netanyahu met with President Joe Biden’s special envoy for the Middle East on Wednesday at the Prime Minister’s Office in Jerusalem, where the two men discussed “regional issues,” according to a statement.
“Regarding the negotiations, the Prime Minister emphasized his commitment to a deal as long as Israel’s red lines are preserved,” the Prime Minister’s Office said. Those “red lines,” announced by Netanyahu earlier this week, are:
1. Any deal will allow Israel to resume fighting until all of objectives of the war have been achieved.
2. There will be no smuggling of weapons to Hamas from Egypt to the Gaza border.
3. There will be no return of thousands of armed terrorists to the northern Gaza Strip.
Netanyahu: Israel Agrees to Hamas Deal as Long as Red Lines are Not Crossed
Mossad chief David Barnea and Shin Bet head Ronen Bar are currently in the Qatari capital, Doha, for a meeting with US, Qatari and Egyptian officials who are brokering the talks with Hamas.
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