Gaza Strip
“This is the first admission that it lacks an essential data point necessary to establish these deaths have even taken place.”
“This war had three goals: The destruction of Hamas, the return of the hostages and making sure that Gaza does not pose a threat to Israel. The deal you are now looking at leaves us without these goals,” MK Ohad Tal told JNS.
Israel is seeing “worrying signs” Hamas has no intention of agreeing to any hostage deal, the defense minister said.
The IDF stressed the inspection was “not an examination of a scenario simulating a sudden attack of thousands of terrorists.”
The council’s decision “threw fuel on the fire and offered no solace to Palestinians or Israelis,” stated Rob Leikind, director of AJC New England.
“We will do what is necessary to win and overcome our enemies, including in Rafah,” said the premier.
The terrorist group reportedly reacted negatively to the latest offer, which U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said included “very important compromises” by Israel.
The army has already conducted large-scale urban warfare sweeps in Khan Yunis, Gaza City.
Hamas terrorists destroyed the border crossing during their Oct. 7 massacre in Israel.
The prime minister reiterates that a “permanent ceasefire” will not happen before Hamas is destroyed in Gaza.
Ankara has given unequivocal support to Hamas in its war against Israel.
It will be located south of Wadi Gaza and north of the central camps—Nuseirat and Bureij, near the IDF’s Netzarim Corridor dividing Gaza.
