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Israeli proposalAxios
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Israeli officials are concerned Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu 's statements could sabotage the "constructive ambiguity" used by negotiators to draft a proposed Israeli hostage-ceasefire deal.
Hamas wants to know the deal's commitment to a ceasefire in Gaza will ultimately lead to the end of the war, but Netanyahu is publicly saying he is still committed to continuing the war until Hamas is defeated.
The ambiguous language in the proposal could allow both sides to enter the first phase of the deal, which includes a release of a group of hostages and a 42-day ceasefire.
Netanyahu 's radical right-wing coalition partners have attacked Netanyahu several times since Biden 's speech.
Hamas delegation expected to arrive in Cairo on Tuesday for talks with Egyptian and Qatari mediators.
Israeli war cabinet decided Sunday night to wait for Hamas ' response before taking further action.
Israeli officials said they think Hamas won't reject the proposal out of hand and will give a "yes, but" response.
There are currently 124 hostages in Gaza with at least 42 confirmed dead.
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