Israel has „resumed combat in full force“ against Hamas in the Gaza Strip, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Tuesday night.
In a defiant video statement, he warned that „negotiations will continue only under fire“ and that „this is just the beginning“.
His comments came after Israeli aircraft launched massive airstrikes against what the military said were Hamas targets in Gaza.
More than 400 people have been killed in the attacks, the Hamas-run health ministry said, and hundreds more injured.
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Israel is resuming fighting under an American administration that has declared it will not impose any demands on Israel. This time, Hamas is significantly weaker, Hezbollah is unlikely to respond, the Houthis are preoccupied, and the number of hostages has been greatly reduced. These conditions are far more favorable than in the previous round
Israeli officials told The New York Times that if the situation in the Gaza Strip remains as it is, and there is no progress in talks for a deal, it is possible that Israel will occupy territories in the Gaza Strip and take control of them, something it has refrained from doing so far during the fighting.
Things are going to be very different this time.
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Israel has „resumed combat in full force“ against Hamas in the Gaza Strip, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Tuesday night.
In a defiant video statement, he warned that „negotiations will continue only under fire“ and that „this is just the beginning“.
His comments came after Israeli aircraft launched massive airstrikes against what the military said were Hamas targets in Gaza.
More than 400 people have been killed in the attacks, the Hamas-run health ministry said, and hundreds more injured.
Israel is resuming fighting under an American administration that has declared it will not impose any demands on Israel. This time, Hamas is significantly weaker, Hezbollah is unlikely to respond, the Houthis are preoccupied, and the number of hostages has been greatly reduced. These conditions are far more favorable than in the previous round
Israeli officials told The New York Times that if the situation in the Gaza Strip remains as it is, and there is no progress in talks for a deal, it is possible that Israel will occupy territories in the Gaza Strip and take control of them, something it has refrained from doing so far during the fighting.
Things are going to be very different this time.