Hamas accuses Netanyahu of being ‘unwilling’ to reach ceasefire-hostage deal

Hamas accuses Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of not wanting to reach a deal to end the war in Gaza as negotiations in Qatar for a hostage release and ceasefire deal enter their second week.

“Netanyahu is skilled at thwarting one round of negotiations after another, and is unwilling to reach any agreement,” the Palestinian terror group says in a statement on its Telegram channel.

Netanyahu has accused Hamas of refusing to move forward with a US-backed proposal for a deal, and yesterday accused Hebrew media outlets of “echoing Hamas propaganda” in response to reports claiming that he and his government have been obstructing the deal.

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