The office of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Friday that a “deal to release the hostages” had been reached and that he had ordered the political-security cabinet to convene later in the day.
“Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was informed by the negotiating team that agreements have been reached on a deal to release the hostages,” his office said in a statement a day after accusing Hamas of attempting to extort last-minute concessions. It added that after the meeting of the political-security cabinet on Friday the government would “convene to approve the deal”.
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