Netanyahu Vows Continued Operations in Gaza Until Hamas Disarmed
Translated & summarized from Makan by baba
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited a military site in Gaza, declaring Israel's commitment to remaining in the area and continuing operations until Hamas is disarmed and the Strip demilitarized. He asserted Israeli control over 60% of Gaza and ongoing efforts to eliminate militants.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Netanyahu visited a military site inside Gaza on Wednesday.
- He vowed Israel would not withdraw from the 'Yellow Line'.
- Operations will continue until Hamas is disarmed.
- Israel controls 60% of Gaza, Netanyahu stated.
- The goal is to eliminate militants threatening Israel.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu conducted an inspection of a military site within the Gaza Strip near the "Yellow Line" on Wednesday. He affirmed that Israel would not withdraw from the area and would continue its operations until its objective of disarming Hamas and demilitarizing the Gaza Strip is achieved.
Netanyahu stated, "We control 60% of the Strip, and we still have more to do, as we are eliminating the militants who threaten us." He emphasized the ongoing military efforts to dismantle the capabilities of the militant group.
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