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The key members of Netanyahu’s coalition said that they will not be part of a government that ends the war without defeating Hamas.
In the audio clip, Argamani urges Israelis to protest against the Netanyahu government, accusing it of being willing to let the hostages die.
“At this point, Hamas no longer is capable of carrying out another Oct. 7,” the U.S. president said.
The IDF’s death toll on all fronts since Hamas’s Oct. 7 terror invasion stands at 644.
The terrorist group’s overall supply of rockets is now in the hundreds, according to the IDF.
Israel previously denounced demands by Hamas to end the war in return for the freedom of some of the hostages as “delusional.”
The committee is “particularly concerned” that groups promoting Hamas and supporting illegal activities on campuses may be funded by “foreign or domestic sources.”
More than a third of Israeli respondents said that the Jewish state was not going far enough in its military response to Hamas.
“Our hearts, of course, go out with those mourning their loved ones this week after Israel’s strike in Rafah on Sunday killed at least 45 people,” Samantha Power said.
“Another proposal now is on the table, a fresh one, and we are doing everything we can to see if we can’t get that advanced,” said the National Security Council spokesman.
Soldiers have so far located around 20 tunnels along the 8.7-mile-long border area between Gaza and Egypt.
The Israeli military published internal records appearing to confirm earlier reports about the suspected robberies.
