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Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu news conference - as he faces pressure over Hamas ceasefire deal
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57:56Now PlayingIsrael's prime minister says he "will not surrender to pressure" amid growing calls for him to strike a deal to end the conflict in Gaza.
Speaking in an address to the nation, Benjamin Netanyahu said there are "certain things we won't compromise on" in ceasefire talks.
Mr Netanyahu said he was "fully committed" to advancing negotiations for a ceasefire but Hamas kept "refusing" any proposal.
The Israeli prime minister, who has been facing intense pressure both at home and abroad over the confirmed death of six more hostages, said Israel would not give up control of the Philadelphi corridor in Gaza, which he described as "Hamas' lifeline"
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