In a major development, Israeli Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu has just released a video announcing his acceptance of President Trump’s proposal to extend the current ceasefire for nearly two months. The new arrangement stipulates a 50-day extension, aimed at facilitating the return of more hostages, although Hamas has not yet agreed to the terms. According to Netanyahu’s video statement, the ceasefire extension is structured to release half of the hostages immediately, with the remaining half to be freed once Hamas consents to a permanent ceasefire. This phased approach underscores the ongoing negotiations and the complex dynamics at play in the region. In addition to the ceasefire extension, Netanyahu revealed a significant policy shift: Israel “has decided to stop letting goods and supplies into Gaza.” He justified this decision by accusing Hamas of repeatedly stealing essential provisions meant for the people in Gaza, a move that highlights Israel's frustration with the current ...