Israeli Prime Minister says uncertain whether ceasefire agreement will be reached

On the 20th local time, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu said during a meeting with some families of Israeli detainees that he was not sure whether a ceasefire and exchange of detainees in the Gaza Strip would be reached, but if an agreement was reached, it would also safeguard Israel's interests. Netanyahu stressed that Israel would not give up its strategic assets in the Gaza Strip, such as the "Philadelphia Corridor", in exchange for an agreement with the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas). In response, some families of detainees criticized that Netanyahu's remarks were actually a violation of the ceasefire and personnel exchange agreement. (CCTV News)