Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s aide confirmed Sunday that Israel will accept the U.S. proposal to end the war in Gaza put together by President Biden — but only sort of, Reuters reported. Ophir Falk, the chief foreign policy advisor to Netanyahu, claimed that the proposed framework is flawed and in need of work.
Biden announced Friday that Israel has proposed a three-part plan that would lead to a total cease-fire in the Gaza Strip and the release of hostages who have been held there for the last eight months. It is “time for this war to end,” he said. However, the deal is yet to be finalized.
