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Benjamin Netanyahu speaks on hostage negotiations: "willing to make a deal"
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September 4, 2024
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3:49Now PlayingIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he's "willing to make a deal" but will not compromise to free the remaining 101 hostages held by Hamas. In a press conference in Jerusalem, Netanyahu defended military pressure as being instrumental to previous hostage releases.
"I'm telling you that if we relieve the pressure, if we get out of the Philadelphi corridor, we are not going to get the hostages back," Netanyahu said.
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