以总理：以美考虑用“替代选项”促成被扣押人员获释

Group 1 - Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu stated that Israel and the United States are considering "alternative options" to secure the release of hostages held by Hamas in Gaza and to end Hamas's rule in the region [1] - Netanyahu emphasized that Hamas is an obstacle to reaching an agreement for the release of hostages, and that ensuring the return of these individuals is crucial for lasting peace in Israel and the region [1] - A senior Israeli official indicated that there are currently no new methods to guarantee the release of hostages, and using previously unutilized military force could endanger their lives [1] Group 2 - Reports suggest that the ceasefire negotiations in Gaza have not definitively collapsed, despite the recent statements from Israeli officials [2] - Hamas has demanded the release of 200 armed Palestinians and 2,000 civilians in exchange for 10 hostages and 18 bodies, which significantly exceeds Israel's previous agreement to release 120 armed Palestinians and 1,200 civilians [2] - The withdrawal of the U.S. negotiation team is viewed as a pressure tactic aimed at compelling Hamas to lower its demands, particularly regarding the number of Palestinian prisoners to be released [2]