Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu could agree on the ceasefire in Gaza on April 2024, but he refused to do so for his political survival.
This was reported by The New York Times, based on more than 110 sources of Israel, the United States and the Arab countries.:
"Netanyahu insisted on continuing the battles even when the Israeli military did not think it necessary.
When the parties finally agreed on a ceasefire in January 202, Netanyahu violated the ceasefire in March, partly to avoid angry with the right.
