Gaza Strip
There was “no limit to the moral decay” betrayed by opposition leader Yair Golan’s remarks, said the Israeli premier.
Jerusalem allows limited food deliveries to Gaza, stressing inspections and efforts to block Hamas from diverting aid during ongoing operations.
In calling to end the war before Hamas’s destruction, the three countries are offering the terrorist group a “huge prize” for the Oct. 7 attack, said the Israeli premier.
The military says Sgt. Yosef Yehuda Chirak was likely killed by friendly fire during a tunnel inspection operation in northern Gaza.
The Israeli president said providing aid helps preserve Israel’s military capabilities and moral integrity.
Israeli soldiers are “taking control of strategic areas within the Strip” as part of “Operation Gideon’s Chariots,” the military said.
The Israeli prime minister said preventing starvation in Gaza is essential to securing military victory.
“Israel will allow a basic quantity of food to be brought in for the population in order to make certain that no starvation crisis develops in the Gaza Strip.”
One of the rockets was intercepted, the second fell in an open area. No casualties were reported.
Jerusalem believes the senior terrorist was killed in an Israeli Air Force strike on a Hamas command hub in the Khan Yunis Governorate on May 13.
Talks intensify in Doha as “Gideon’s Chariots” targets terror group’s strongholds in Gaza.
Maxime Prévot may face resistance from Prime Minister Bart De Wever, a longtime Israel ally whose party is the largest coalition partner.
