Netanyahu Vows No Hamas in Gaza, Says Captor's Time is Limited
Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
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- Prime Minister Netanyahu stated Hamas will not remain in Gaza.
- He said those holding hostages are living on borrowed time.
- No timeline or operational details were provided.
- The statement reiterates a core war aim.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared on Tuesday that Hamas will not remain in control of Gaza. He stated that those who held Israeli hostages captive are "living on borrowed time." The Prime Minister's remarks were made without specifying a timeline or detailing the operational plans to achieve this objective. The comments come amid ongoing efforts to secure the release of hostages and achieve Israel's stated war aims in the Gaza Strip. The government has been under significant public pressure regarding the fate of the hostages and the ongoing conflict. Netanyahu's statement reiterates a core objective of Israel's military campaign, emphasizing a future without Hamas governance in Gaza.
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