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Israeli Prime Minister Gives Hamas a Choice

Israeli Prime Minister Gives Hamas a Choice

Speaking to his country and the world Wednesday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu issued a choice to Iranian backed terrorist organization Hamas: Surrender or die. 

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"We will continue the war until the end. Until the elimination of Hamas - until victory. Those who think we will stop are not connected to reality. All Hamas terrorists, from the first to the last, are mortal. They have only two options: surrender or die," Netanyahu said. 

Netanyahu's remarks come as the U.S. and Israel continue to reject calls for a permanent ceasefire, noting such a move would be a victory for Hamas. 

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Meanwhile, Israel has offered Hamas a temporary pause in the fighting in exchange for another hostage release. That deal has been rejected by the terrorist organization, which continues to hold 150 people - including Americans - hostage in the Gaza Strip. 

Nearly three months into the war, Hamas is still firing rockets into major Israeli population centers every day. 

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