BENJAMIN Netanyahu said yesterday that his country will not accept Hamas's demands for Israel to end its Gaza onslaught.
The Israeli prime minister said a proposed deal was unacceptable because it would keep Hamas in control of Gaza, posing a threat to Israel.
His comments came as officials resumed talks in Egypt to broker a pause in the conflict.
Negotiators want Israel to pause its offensive in Gaza in return for freeing hostages.
The main sticking point appears to be whether the deal would be temporary or permanent.
Hamas also wants a number of Palestinian prisoners to be set free from Israeli jails.
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