Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu welcomed Egypt’s willingness to assist in efforts to stabilize the situation in Gaza.

Netanyahu ‘welcomes Egypt’s readiness to advance hostage deal’ after Cairo meetingshttps://t.co/UYPwZ7MyRQ

— Rafael Ferrer Levy (@rafitoweckl) October 24, 2024

• Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu welcomed Egypt’s willingness to assist in efforts to stabilize the situation in Gaza.
• Egypt has offered to play a role in easing tensions and potentially aiding in humanitarian efforts as violence escalates between Israel and Hamas.
• Netanyahu praised Egypt’s involvement, acknowledging the importance of regional partnerships in addressing the conflict.
• The discussions focus on how to manage the humanitarian crisis in Gaza while maintaining security for Israel.
• Highlights the challenges both countries face in balancing security concerns with humanitarian aid.

Quotes:

• “Egypt’s involvement is crucial in our efforts to stabilize the region,” Netanyahu stated.
• “We are working closely with our partners to ensure both security and humanitarian needs are addressed,” he added.
• “This is a complex situation, but cooperation with Egypt is a positive step,” a government spokesperson noted.

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu welcomed Egypt’s willingness to promote a deal for the release of hostages. Following the meetings that took place in Cairo, the Prime Minister instructed the head of the Mossad to go to Doha and promote a series of initiatives on the agenda, with the backing of the Cabinet members.

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• Don’t be so bloody naive. Netanyahu has already said that won’t happen. The Israeli Govt had the opportunity to return ALL the civilian hostages to their loved ones within a few days of 7/10. They turned it down. The Israeli govt. abandoned the hostages from the start. – Rose Gee

More on the conflict and hostages…

PM @netanyahu spox @DavidMencer says PM Netanyahu said for the first time set the hostages free unhurt and we will let you go #sinwar pic.twitter.com/AxDG0t08LV

— Siddhant Mishra (@siddhantvm) October 18, 2024