Benjamin Netanyahu
“We have to go in,” Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told U.S. President Joe Biden.
Israel will win the war and “We will keep the promise that the people of Israel live,” the Israeli prime minister said.
The Islamist group likely to do “something unusual, a terrible operation,” Egypt allegedly told the Israeli premier.
“What Hamas will experience will be difficult and terrible,” the Israeli prime minister told southern leaders.
The U.S. president and European leaders have expressed support for Israel’s battle against the terrorist group.
There are a number of conceptual failings that have led to the current ever-escalating conflict between Israel and Palestinians.
“What happened today has not been seen in Israel, and I will make sure that it does not happen again,” he declared.
Earlier on Saturday, Yesh Atid’s Yair Lapid called for such a political constellation.
The enemy will pay a price the likes of which he has never known, said the Israeli prime minister.
The “recusal law” strictly limits the reasons a prime minister can be ousted as unfit for office. Petitioners against the law say it is a “personal law” meant to protect Benjamin Netanyahu.
The prime minister declared that Iran would not succeed in stopping Israel “from further expanding the cycle of peace.”
The national security minister was excluded from a recent security assessment, and is reportedly frustrated by the coalition’s unwillingness to harshen conditions for security prisoners.
