It's clear that these negotiations, if they ever resume will have to be done in discretion, but the fundamental equation is clear. They end violence, no more rockets on Israel, no more attacks whether through the sea or by those terror tunnels.
Regev outlines the conditions for resuming negotiations, stressing the need for an end to violence from Gaza.
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Hamas has a list of demands, I think, my prime minister put it like this, he said they have a list of demands from here to bloody and if you don't accept and sign on the bottom line, we'll shoot rockets again and obviously that's a…
Frankly, we don't know. Israel is ready for an unconditional extension of the cease-fire. We've said so all along.
We will agree, and we will only agree to a temporary cease-fire in Gaza for the release of our hostages.
There is no excuses for it. And we have to look into this. We paid for our mistakes on October 7th in blood, in the blood of over 1,200 Israelis who were -- who were murdered, and another 240 that were kidnapped and taken to Gaza.