News about ceasefire, Israel

Prime Minister's Office Statement: It is Hamas which opposes a deal, not Israel. Prime Minister Netanyahu has made it clear that we will not leave Gaza until we return all 120 of our hostages, living and deceased.

Netanyahu floats the idea of a partial ceasefire deal for only some of the hostages held by Hamas 'Netanyahu didn't say this as a whoopsie – he said this very calculated... a way of introducing the idea of not being able to return all the hostages,' says @_biancazanini pic.twitter.com/q6i8bh8zzT

Hamas calls on Netanyahu to accept a full withdrawal and permanent ceasefire while the fate of hostages remains unknown 'It is really Hamas who are stopping any possible of deal,' says ex-IDF intelligence officer Raphaël Jerusalmy pic.twitter.com/oO2jEBS1Si

Israeli Prime Minister's Office: "It's Hamas that's objecting to a [hostage] deal, not Israel. Prime Minister Netanyahu made clear that we will not leave Gaza until we get back all 120 hostages, alive and dead alike."