Families of abductees have voiced their frustrations against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's inaction regarding a potential prisoner exchange deal with Hamas. They argue that all security obstacles have been cleared, yet political maneuvering is preventing the deal from being finalized. Amidst this turmoil, Netanyahu is preparing for a critical visit to Washington, where discussions around the ceasefire in Gaza and the release of hostages are expected to take center stage.
Politics
Israel / United States / Gaza
Families Demand Action as Netanyahu Faces Pressure Over Hostage Deal Before U.S. Visit
2024-07-20T15:42:06.900Z
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As Prime Minister Netanyahu prepares for a pivotal trip to Washington, families of abductees criticize his inaction on a crucial hostage deal with Hamas, emphasizing that political obstacles are hindering progress. The situation escalates amid growing public protests and international pressure.
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