Foreign Minister Lieberman Denies Report of Israel, Hamas Ceasefire Deal
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by News Editor
Jerusalem Post – Foreign Minister Avigdor Liberman on Thursday denied earlier reports that Israel and Hamas had reached an agreement on a cease-fire that would put an end to the fighting as of Friday morning.
Liberman’s denial came minutes after Reuters quoted an Israeli official as saying that Israeli senior representatives at talks in Cairo had accepted an Egyptian proposal for a comprehensive Gaza cease-fire starting on Friday, but Israel’s leaders still had to approve the deal.
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