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The recent rescue of Noa Argamani and other hostages by Israeli forces has brought a sense of catharsis to the nation, offering a glimmer of hope in the midst of ongoing conflict. The images of Noa being dragged into captivity by armed men on a motorbike were haunting, but her subsequent rescue has provided a much-needed moment of relief for Israelis.

However, the rescue operation has also put pressure on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who has been criticized for his handling of the situation. The US government, in particular, has expressed frustration with Netanyahu’s perceived reluctance to pursue a ceasefire deal that could lead to the release of more hostages.

President Biden’s recent comments accusing Netanyahu of prolonging the conflict for political gain have only added to the pressure on the Israeli leader. Netanyahu’s war cabinet partner and political rival, Benny Gantz, even threatened to resign over the lack of a clear strategy for Gaza, although he has since postponed that decision.

The diplomatic efforts to secure a ceasefire have so far been unsuccessful, with Hamas refusing to budge on their conditions for an agreement. Netanyahu’s far-right coalition partners are also pushing for a more aggressive approach, advocating for the complete destruction of Hamas and even the resettlement of Gaza by Israel.

As the rescue operation proves successful, Netanyahu may find himself torn between pursuing a diplomatic solution and appeasing his coalition partners. The future remains uncertain, but for now, the rescue of Noa and the other hostages has provided a much-needed moment of relief for Israelis.