Israeli officials just rejected a cease-fire deal that could have brought hostages back because Israel wants to continue waging war. This should be a scandal — but American mainstream media isn’t reporting on it.
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Would Israel get their hostages back in this cease-fire agreement? No. So why would Israel agree to it and allow Hamas to regroup and rearm?
Yes. Hamas wouldn’t get all of theirs back.
Wait, which agreement were you looking at? The Qatari proposal releases all the Israeli hostages during the second of three phases.