Caroline Glick, an international affairs adviser to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, told Newsmax on Thursday that while Israel is cautiously optimistic about the U.S.-brokered peace deal with Hamas, it remains vigilant and skeptical that the terrorist group will honor its commitments.
On “Rob Schmitt Tonight,” Glick said Israel is doing everything possible to ensure the return of hostages still being held in the Gaza Strip and to maintain stability under the terms of the new agreement.
“From Israel’s perspective, we’re going to do everything that we can to ensure that the hostages are released,” she said. “We understand that this is a serious deal, and we’re looking at it as such.
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