Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu dismissed Wednesday the considerable concessions sought by Hamas leaders in their counter to the latest cease-fire proposal, saying surrendering to their demands would result in disaster for his country.
A "crushing" military victory over the "delusional" militants can be obtained within months, Netanyahu said at a news conference. “We are on the way to complete victory, the victory is within reach,” he said. "The 'day after' is the day after Hamas."
Hamas had proposed a 135-day cease-fire plan that would include the release of the remaining hostages, withdrawal of Israeli troops from the Gaza Strip and an end to a war that has killed tens of thousands and left the enclave in ruins.
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