Some of the families of hostages held in Gaza by Hamas have criticised Netanyahu for allegedly prioritising military victory over their release

xJERUSALEM: Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu acknowledged controversy over his handling of the Gaza ceasefire deal Sunday, but called for the imminent release of hostages to be a moment of unity. "This is an emotional evening, an evening of tears, an evening of joy, because tomorrow our children will return to our borders," Netanyahu said, quoting a biblical verse. "Tomorrow is the beginning of a new path -- a path of rebuilding, a path of healing, and, I hope, a path of united hearts," he said, in a televised address. Some of the families of hostages held in Gaza by Hamas have criticised Netanyahu for allegedly prioritising milita

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