Netanyahu Calls Gaza City Takeover ‘Fastest Path To End War,’ Says Hamas Has Left Israel No Choice | World News
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu defended the controversial plan of his government to seize the full military control of the City of Gaza, and described it as the “fastest and most effective way to end the ongoing war.
At a press conference, Netanyahu insisted that Hamas refused to surrender his weapons did not leave an alternative other than pressure on Israel’s military campaign.
“Considering that Hamas refused to leave his arms, Israel has no choice but to finish the job and complete the defeat of Hamas.
The operation faced widespread criticism on humanitarian concerns from the international community, including the closest Western allies of Israel.
However, Netanyahu rejected criticism as “wrong claims ve and argued that the attack was designed not only to quickly defeat Hamas, but also to minimize civil damage.
Official, civilians, food, water and medical care receivables will be given a safe transition to the designated areas, Israel’s army is constantly working to prevent a humanitarian crisis, Hamas’ın intentional efforts to create one of what he described as the contrary to what he describes.
Emphasizing the role of Israel in facilitating humanitarian aid, Netanyahu said that Gaza has been allowed to Gaza since the war began.
“If we had a hunger policy, no one would survive in Gaza after two years of war,” he said.
In addition to increasing the capacity of the distribution points of the Gaza Humanitarian Relief Foundation, the Gaza Humanitarian Relief Foundation added that discussions with the US are continuing to implement additional humanitarian measures, including the expansion of aid presentation through land routes and weather conditions.
Netanyahu also said that although the UN criticized the past participation in Gaza, he hoped that international organizations – and probably the United Nations – will participate in the effort.
Netanyahu, in particular, claimed that he was the Israeli hostages organized by Hamas that he would deliberately starve in Gaza.
He accused global media organizations by relying on distorted narratives and statistics provided by Hamas, manipulating or referring to starvation of children.
The authority warned that such worsening campaigns often came before violence against Jews and attracted historical anti -Semitic persecution. “There was a great deterioration before every massacre of the Jewish people,” he said.
