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Netanyahu Aide Leak Scandal Threatens Hostage Negotiations

Classified leaks from a Netanyahu aide impede hostage talks with Hamas, drawing criticism and federal investigation, amid claims of manipulation for political gain.

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Updated: Nov 4th, 2024, 10:48 AM ET

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An Israeli court investigation finds that classified leaks from Prime Minister Netanyahu's aide may have jeopardized hostage negotiations with Hamas. Documents alleging Hamas's plans to smuggle hostages were provided to foreign media, stirring political outrage and accusations of undermining national security. Critics claim the leaks were a ploy by Netanyahu to bolster his hardline stance during stalled ceasefire talks. Families of hostages express frustration over the government’s perceived mishandling of negotiations, prompting calls for accountability. As political tensions escalate, the scandal raises questions about the integrity of governmental actions amidst an ongoing crisis.


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