Israeli Military Seeks Gaza Truce As War With Hezbollah Looms; Netanyahu Issues Furious Response

The IDF and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu seems to be at odds over ceasefire in Gaza amid the ongoing war.

According to The New York Times, Israeli generals support a truce, even if it means leaving Hamas in power, as they believe it's the best way to secure the release of hostages.

However, Netanyahu has rejected the idea, calling it "not an option" and vowing to continue fighting until achieving "total victory" against Hamas.

He also criticized the anonymous sources who spoke to The New York Times.