PM addresses the diplomatic price Israel is paying in its fight against the Hamas terrorist organization during the weekly Cabinet meeting. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the situation in the Gaza Strip and the diplomatic cost Israel is paying on the international stage at the start of this morning’s (Sunday) cabinet meeting.
Netanyahu said, “We are deepening the maneuver on the outskirts of Gaza City and within the city itself. We are eliminating Nukhba terrorists who played a significant role in the October 7 massacre, including the accursed terrorist who called his parents and bragged that he personally killed ten Israelis. We have now contacted the family to inform them that this terrorist has been eliminated. This is a clear message that we will reach everyone. I want to thank, also on your behalf, the Shin Bet and the IDF for carrying out this important work.”
He continued, “We are destroying terror infrastructure, we are eliminating collapsed terror towers, and we have established another humanitarian corridor to allow Gaza’s civilian population to leave to a place of safety and also receive humanitarian aid. So far, approximately 100,000 people have left Gaza City. Hamas is doing everything to prevent people from leaving so they can serve as human shields. By the way, they spare no means.
We recently saw them shooting women and children in the legs, and if necessary, they shoot at them directly. Therefore, it is expected that they will try to prevent the exodus, which is necessary both from a humanitarian perspective and according to our overall war strategy. We want to focus on the terrorists themselves and allow the civilian population to leave safely.” (Read More)
