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Kikar HaShabbatSecurity

Netanyahu Visits Gaza Border, Declares Israeli Control

Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba

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Hebrew · 23 newsrooms covering

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited the Gaza border, known as the "Yellow Line," on Tuesday. He declared that Israeli forces control the area, accompanied by top military officials.

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  • Netanyahu visited the Gaza border on Tuesday.
  • He stated Israeli forces control the area.
  • The Prime Minister wore a combat helmet during the visit.
  • Top military officials accompanied Netanyahu.
Netanyahu Visits Gaza Border, Declares Israeli Control
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited the "Yellow Line" along the Gaza Strip on Tuesday, accompanied by the IDF Chief of Staff, the commander of the Southern Command, and other officers and soldiers. The "Yellow Line" is a reference to the border area adjacent to Gaza.

During his visit, Netanyahu stated, "I am here inside the Gaza Strip with the Chief of Staff, with the Commander of the Southern Command, and with our heroic commanders and soldiers. We control the area here."

The visit, which included footage of the Prime Minister wearing a combat helmet, underscores the ongoing military operations and the government's assertion of control in the vicinity of Gaza.

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