Netanyahu says he wants Israel to take control of Gaza

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel plans to seize all Gaza’s military control despite the intense criticism in the Palestinian settlement for almost two years of war in the Palestinian settlement.

“We,” Netanyahu said in an interview with Fox News when he asked if Israel would take over all the coastal lands.

“We don’t want to protect this. We want to have a security circle. We don’t want to manage it. We don’t want to be there.”

He said that Israel wants to deliver the region to the Arab forces to rule.

On Thursday, Netanyahu commented on Fox News with a small group of senior ministers to discuss the plans in Gaza to control more regions in Gaza.

Security Minister session, this week, the Israeli officials stretched by the president of the army with a meeting with a meeting, the military chief returned to expand the campaign, he said.

Opinion surveys show that most Israelis want to end the release of the remaining hostages of Palestinian militants led by Hamas.

Netanyahu’s government insisted on the total victory against Hamas, who fired the war with a deadly attack from Gaza to Israel.

Especially by the far -right ministers in the coalition of Netanyahu, the idea that Israeli forces pushed to areas where they did not hold in the settlement gave an alarm in Israel.

On Thursday, a hostage mother called on people to put their opposition to expand the campaign.

The hostages representing the prisoners held in Gaza called for the Chief of General Staff Eyal Zamir to expand the war and to accept an agreement that would end the war and release the remaining hostages.

Defense Minister Israel Katz said on Wednesday that the army would fulfill the decisions of the government until all war targets were achieved.

The Israeli leaders have long been insisted on disarming Hamas and no future role in a malicious Gaza and the release of hostages.

The UN called on Israel’s possible expansion of its military operations in Gaza.

There are still 50 hostages in Gaza, who believes that 20 Israeli officials are alive.

Most of those released so far have emerged as a result of diplomatic negotiations.

He meets with a ceasefire that could see that more hostage, which he collapsed in July.

A senior Palestinian official said that the increase in humanitarian aid entering Arabic intermediaries to Arabic intermediaries will start again in cease -fire negotiations.

Israel accuses the authorities of getting help in Gaza markets to distribute Hamas to their fighters and to finance the charges of the militant group in Gaza markets.

Last week, two live hostage published videos were weak and weak by mixing international condemnation.

The Israeli army said it controls about 75 percent of Gaza.

Most of Gaza’s population of about two million has been displaced many times for the last 22 months.

The aid groups warn that the residents of the settlements are on the verge of famine.

“Where should we go? We were displaced enough and we were humiliated enough,” said 30 -year -old Aya Mohammad, and after over again, he returned to his communities with his family in Gaza.

“Do you know what the displacement is? Does the world know? This means that your dignity is erased, you become a homeless beggar, looking for food, water and medicine.”

According to the Gaza Ministry of Health, nearly 200 Palestinian Gaza died of starvation, almost half of them have become children.

7 October 2023 Hamas’s attack on Southern Israeli communities died about 1200 people and 251 hostages.

According to the Gaza Ministry of Health, more than 61,000 Palestinians were killed by Israel’s attack on Gaza.