Hamas says it's committed to ceasefire as Netanyahu accuses the group of backtracking | The World

Hamas says it is committed to the Gaza ceasefire agreement announced by mediators after Israel's prime minister accused the group of backtracking, casting uncertainty over the process. Benjamin Netanyahu said in a statement that the cabinet wouldn't meet to approve the deal until mediators notified Israel that Hamas had accepted all elements of the agreement.
Professor of International Politics at University College Dublin, Scott Lucas, says some Israeli ministers had threatened to quit if the agreement goes ahead.
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