Netanyahu Vows No Hamas Rule in Gaza, Threatens Captor's Captors
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- Hamas will not govern Gaza, Prime Minister Netanyahu stated.
- Anyone holding Israeli hostages is on "borrowed time," Netanyahu warned.
- Israel is committed to victory and returning all hostages.
- The government is working on all fronts for hostage release.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared on Tuesday that Hamas will not govern Gaza and that anyone who held Israeli hostages is living on "borrowed time." Speaking at a ceremony marking the end of the shiva for fallen soldiers, Netanyahu stated, "There will be no Hamas rule in Gaza. Everyone who held our hostages is living on borrowed time." He emphasized that Israel is committed to achieving victory and ensuring the return of all hostages. The Prime Minister also addressed the ongoing efforts to secure the release of the remaining hostages, asserting that the government is working tirelessly on all fronts. He reiterated Israel's determination to dismantle Hamas and prevent it from posing a future threat. The comments come amid ongoing military operations in Gaza and diplomatic efforts to broker a ceasefire and hostage release deal.
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