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Military pressure is working and will free hostages - Netanyahu

The Guardian

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March 31, 2025

Benjamin Netanyahu said he was committed to reaching an agreement to free the Israeli hostages and that military pressure had been effective.

- Lorenzo Tondo

Military pressure is working and will free hostages - Netanyahu

Israel's prime minister told a cabinet meeting yesterday they were "negotiating under fire" and could "see cracks beginning to appear" in what Hamas has demanded in its negotiations. "Military pressure is working," he added. "It works because it acts simultaneously. On the one hand, it crushes Hamas's military and governmental capabilities, and on the other hand, it creates the conditions for the release of our hostages."

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