“Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyaga has stated that the military operation in the Gaza Sector would continue to destroy Hamas, release hostages and eliminate threats to the country. Source: Associated Press Details: on his Saturday statement, Netanyaga announced that the government “has no choice” but to continue fighting against Hamas’ group in the Gaza Sector.”, – WRITE: www.pravda.com.ua
Source: Associated Press
Details: In his Saturday statement, Netanyaga announced that the government “has no choice” but to continue fighting against Hamas’ group in the Gaza Sector. Israel’s Prime Minister accused Hamas of refusing Israel’s last proposal to release half of the hostages in exchange for the continuation of the humanitarian truce.
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According to the Prime Minister, Israel will not complete the war until it reaches three goals: the destruction of Hamas, the release of all hostages and the guarantee that the area of Gaza will no longer be a threat to the country’s security.
Netanyaga also repeated his promise “to do everything possible” so that Iran never receives nuclear weapons that remains one of the key foreign policy priorities of his government.
Literally: “Netanyaga is under increasing pressure within the country. The Families of Israeli, as well as reservists and former servicemen, are increasingly calling for the feasibility of further fighting. In the opinion of critics, Israel has lost the opportunity for diplomatic settlement after the reconciliation.”
Details: According to the Israeli soldiers, more than 40 fighters were killed during the weekend. The death of the Israeli soldier is also reported on Saturday in the north of Gaza – the first since the recovery of Israel of the war on March 18.
Israel declares intentions to strengthen strokes throughout the Gaza and create wide “security zones” within the region, which is currently inhabited by more than 2 million people. Hamas, in turn, insists on the full withdrawal of Israeli troops from the sector.
Prehistory:
- On January 17, the Cabinet of Ministers of Israel approved an agreement with the Palestinian combat group Hamas to cease fire and release hostages in the Gaza sector.
- On February 11, US President Donald Trump stated that the ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas should be canceled if all the hostages held in the Gaza Sector are not released.
- On March 5, the US President published a rigid appeal to the Palestinian Hamas group, urging to immediately release all hostages and return the bodies of the dead, otherwise – “fighters end.”
- On the night of March 30, the Palestinian group Hamas agreed to the proposal of international intermediaries to cease fire in the Gaza Sector.
- On the night of March 18, the Israeli military resumed a military operation against the Hamas terrorist organization in the Gaza Sector after refusing a grouping to release Israeli hostages.