While the latest hostage deal appealed to many of Hamas's demands, their rejection of it shows they do not want a resolution.
Activist Riddhi Patel made controversial statements, following pro-Palestinian activists protesting several city council meetings for not introducing a ceasefire resolution.
After more than six months of war with Israel in Gaza, the negotiations remain deadlocked, with Hamas sticking to its demands that any agreement must end the war.
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Tucker Carlson critiqued Christian support for Israel's actions in Gaza, discussing with Palestinian Rev. Dr. Munther Isaac the conflict's complexities and urging more critical engagement.
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“It’s now up to Hamas. They need to move on the proposal that has been made so we get these hostages home where they belong,” Biden said.
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Both groups announced their intention to protest during the meeting — leaving the council unwilling to proceed with the resolution.
“I will tell you this. I think what he's doing is a mistake. I don't agree,” Biden said when asked if he thought that Netanyahu cared more for his own political survival than the Israeli people.