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Jerusalem, June 3 (HS). Israel's Netanyahu government seems to be agreeing to US President Joe Biden's ceasefire proposal in Gaza, in other words, it seems to be under pressure to accept it. The Israeli government, which was expressing disagreement with Biden's proposal a day before, changed its tone on Sunday.
Ofir Falk, chief foreign policy adviser to Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, has said that Biden's plan for Gaza is not good but Israel will accept it with some changes.
Hamas has said that if Israel moves forward on Biden's proposal, it is also ready to move forward and compromise. Biden has proposed a three-phase plan for a permanent ceasefire in Gaza. According to this proposal, Hamas will hand over 100 Israeli civilians held hostage and the bodies of 30 hostages to Israel, in return Israel will release Palestinian prisoners from its jail.
This process will be completed in a peaceful environment. Biden has appealed to Israel and Hamas to show flexibility and end the war and establish peace in Gaza. Egypt and Qatar, which have been mediating between the two sides for months, have supported Biden's plan. The governments of both countries have requested Israel and Hamas to accept it.
Sensing the Israeli government's cold attitude towards Biden's plan for a permanent ceasefire in exchange for the release of hostages, 1,20,000 protesters took to the streets of Tel Aviv on Sunday. These protesters were demanding the removal of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and an agreement with Hamas for the release of hostages. They were also demanding that a new government be formed by holding elections in the country.
The problem for the Netanyahu government is that the right-wing parties supporting it have threatened to leave the government if there is a permanent ceasefire in Gaza. But the main opposition party led by Yair Lapid has announced its support for the government on the issue of releasing the hostages. Due to this, the tone of the Netanyahu government has changed on Sunday.
