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STANDARD DIPLOMATIC UNVERIFIED

Former US National Security Adviser Accuses Netanyahu of Sabotaging 2024 Gaza Ceasefire

Oct 11, 2026 01:50 AM CT Washington D.C., United States ceasefire,diplomacy,US-Israel relations,Gaza,hostage crisis

Summary

Phil Gordon, former national security adviser to Kamala Harris, publicly alleged that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu deliberately delayed a 2024 hostage-ceasefire agreement. This statement represents a significant diplomatic friction point between US political figures and the Israeli government, potentially complicating ongoing US mediation efforts and highlighting internal disagreements over the conflict's resolution.

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Former Biden adviser says Netanyahu made 2024 Gaza deal ‘impossible’ Phil Gordon, national security adviser to former US vice president Kamala Harris, has seconded allegations that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu delayed a hostage-ceasefire deal in 2024. Writing on X on Saturday, Gordon...

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United States NEUTRAL

Former national security adviser Phil Gordon alleged that Israeli leadership delayed a ceasefire deal.

Israel NEUTRAL

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is accused of making the 2024 Gaza deal impossible through delays.

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