STORY: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday demanded Hamas disarm and its leaders depart Gaza as he promised to step up military operations against the group.His comments come after the Hamas leader in Gaza said it had agreed to a ceasefire proposed by mediators Egypt and Qatar that included the release of five Israeli hostages each week.

Gaza Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday vowed to increase military pressure on Hamas. He said the tactic would pave the way for Israel to take control of Gaza and implement “the Trump plan" for evicting Palestinians from the enclave.

Netanyahu added that Israel will ensure security in Gaza to enable Trump's controversial plan.Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Sunday that Israel's military pressure on the Palestinian militant group Hamas in Gaza was working.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that Israel's intensified military pressure on Hamas in Gaza is proving effective, with mediation efforts continuing for a ceasefire. While Hamas has approved a new ceasefire proposal,

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday said that military pressure on Hamas is yielding results, with "cracks" beginning to emerge in negotiations. He reaffirmed Israel’s position that Hamas must lay down its arms and that its leaders would be allowed to leave Gaza as part of a broader plan to ensure security and facilitate voluntary immigration under the Trump plan.

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A budget approved by Israel’s Parliament cements Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s power and includes significant military spending.

Had the vote failed, it would have automatically triggered snap elections — an outcome Netanyahu appears politically incapable of surviving. While Israel cited stalled hostage negotiations and ongoing security threats as reasons for ending the U.

Asharq Al Awsat Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday offered to let Hamas leaders leave Gaza but demanded the group abandon its arms, as his country kept up its bombardment of the Palestinian territory.