Netanyahu Faces Pressure to End Fighting in Gaza After Killing of Sinwar
JERUSALEM (Reuters) - The killing of Israel's most wanted enemy Yahya Sinwar has been hailed as vindication for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, but in a country weary after a year of war it also raises pressure on him to end the fighting and save the hostages still in Gaza.
Hamas insists hostages will not be released until Israel leaves Gaza despite the death of its leader Yahya Sinwar.
The number of people in the enclave at the highest level of hunger will triple in the coming months, according to the report.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to continue fighting Hamas in Gaza until all hostages are returned home ...
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