Netanyahu hits back over global pressure to make cease-fire concessions, says demands are 'immoral', 'insane'
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Benjamin Netanyahu insisted Israel only saw gains in negotiations when they pressured the Philadelphi Corridor, but protesters insist the corridor comes at the cost of hostage lives.
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"Now the world will seriously demand that Israel make concessions after this massacre. What messages are sent to Hamas?" he continued. "I'll tell you what the message is: Murder more hostages, you will get more concessions. That's not only illogical. It's not only immoral, it's downright insane. So, it's not going to happen."
"We had redlines before the murder. They haven't changed. We'll hold to them," he insisted.
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