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Former Israeli PM 'doubts very much' both sides ready for ceasefire deal
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June 2, 2024
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7:07Now PlayingEhud Olmert, a former Israeli prime minister, talks about U.S. President Joe Biden’s ceasefire proposal to end the war in Gaza. He suggests accepting the proposal could lead to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu losing members of his cabinet and the support of ‘political partners.’
TAGS: cbc, cbc news, Ehud Olmert, former Israeli prime minister, ceasefire negotiations, palestinian state, joe biden, Netanyahu, gaza, rafah, palestinians
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