Netanyahu vows "total victory" in rejection of Gaza ceasefire
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday rejected Hamas’ terms for a cease-fire and hostage-release agreement, calling them “delusional,” a position that complicates efforts to strike a deal between the sides.

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3 viewpointsWith over 27,000 killed in Gaza, Netanyahu calls Hamas ceasefire proposal "delusional"
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4 viewpointsNetanyahu’s position becoming more uncertain as Israeli PM rejects Hamas deal to end war
Netanyahu rejects Hamas cease-fire demands, vows to fight until ‘absolute victory’
Netanyahu rejects Hamas cease-fire demands, vows to fight until
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7 viewpointsNetanyahu rejects Hamas cease-fire demands, vows to fight until ‘absolute victory’
Netanyahu rejects Hamas' demands, complicating efforts toward a cease-fire and hostage-release
Israel’s Netanyahu rejects Hamas’ cease-fire plan, pledges ‘complete victory’ in Gaza war
Netanyahu rejects Hamas ceasefire terms, vows to continue war efforts
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2 articlesNetanyahu rejects Gaza ceasefire deal and says victory is ‘within reach’
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