Israel-Gaza War, Hostage Deal

Netanyahu denies changing terms of proposed deal, says clarifying existing ones

In response to media reports that he was adding terms to the proposed hostage deal, Prime Minister Netanyahu released a statement arguing he was clarifying existing ones, while Hamas added over 25 new terms of their own.

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu. (Photo: Prashantrajsingh/Shutterstock)

Prime Minister Netanyahu released a statement today (Tuesday) denying recent reports in the media claiming that he has added terms to the hostage deal proposed by President Biden and thus hampered progress in securing a deal.

In the statement Netanyahu said that his letter on the terms of the deal strengthened terms related to ensuring only unarmed civilians crossing into northern Gaza, ensuring that a maximal number of live hostages be released, and that Israel maintain a veto over which prisoners it releases as part of any deal.

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