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Israel Demands Immediate Action to Stop Gaza Kite Terror to Avoid Military Escalation
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Israel Demands Immediate Action to Stop Gaza Kite Terror to Avoid Military Escalation

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Israel has issued an urgent demand to the UN Security Council to halt the launching of incendiary kites from the Gaza Strip within three days to prevent a large-scale military escalation. Israeli security officials believe Hamas is behind the recent kite launches, using them to test Israel's response and readiness. In response, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) have escalated their operations in Gaza, targeting Hamas weapons depots, marking a shift from previous focused strikes aimed only at neutralizing immediate threats.

This warning follows stern statements from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Israel Katz, who declared that if the kite, drone, and balloon launches do not stop immediately, the IDF will intensify efforts to neutralize those responsible and evacuate populations from launch areas. They emphasized that Israel will not return to the pre-October 7 reality and will not allow Hamas or any other Gaza-based group to threaten Israeli communities or undermine citizens' security.

The Israeli government’s firm stance highlights the escalating tensions in the region and the potential for further military action if provocations continue. The demand to the UN Security Council underscores Israel’s attempt to seek international support to curb the kite terror phenomenon before it triggers a broader conflict.

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