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Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel “had no choice but to finish the work” against Hamas because of “the rejection of militant groups to put his arms”.
Israeli Prime Minister made a comment in the news briefing for foreign journalists on Sunday, where he also denied the hungry Gaza people and claimed there was a “global campaign of lies” on Israel.
“Given the rejection of Hamas to put his arm, Israel has no choice but to complete work and complete Hamas defeat,” he said.
Mr. Netanyahu said there was “two remaining [Hamas] Fortress “Di Gaza That he intends to “dismantle”, claiming this is “the best way to end the war”.
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Mr. Netanyahu also discussed global concerns about the lack of assistance that was allowed to enter Gaza – accusing some photos of fake children.
Israel’s PM said: “The purpose of this press conference is to stab lies and spread the truth.”
Choosing three new photos, Mr. Netanyahu claimed that the children of Gazan in it looked thin because they had medical conditions.
Three photos referred to Netanyahu were shown on the screen behind him. Pic: Haim Zach / GPO
“I am now looking for the possibility of a government lawsuit against the New York Times because this is outrageous,” he said.
Many aid organizations say the bag is on the verge of starving and Palestinian officials New -Newly said At least 100 people died due to malnutrition, including 80 children.
Mr. Netanyahu said: “If we have a hunger policy, no one in Gaza will last after two years of war.”
He also repeated the accusation that Hamas had looted aid trucks and claimed food that was not collected had “rotted” on the border, blaming the United Nations for not distributing it.
Palestinians rushed to gather assistance in a parachute in the city of Gaza. Pic: Ap
Respond to questions from Correspondent Sky News International Diana MagnayMr. Netanyahu said the “hundreds” aid trucks entered Gaza to relieve “seizure”.
He said the price of food in Gaza is now “plummeted” because of the “huge surge” of Israel.
Israel’s PM asked other countries to make more decreased assistance, regardless of the United Nations Cursing them.
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Mr. Netanyahu claimed “more foreign journalists” will be left to be Gaza.
Israel has largely forbade foreign journalists from entering their pockets for the long war against Hamas, in addition to only several occasions, when Israeli troops accompanied reporters.
“We have decided and I have ordered and directed the military to bring foreign journalists, more foreign journalists, there are many problems to ensure security, but I think it can be done,” Netanyahu said.
But he seems to suggest the military will accompany the journalist – who has encourage access without supervision to the Gaza Strip.
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The war in Gaza began on October 7, 2023 when Hamas killed around 1,200 people – mostly civilians – and kidnapped 251 in his attack.
Most hostages have been released in a ceasefire or other agreement. Hamas is believed to still hold 50 prisoners, with 20 believed to be still alive.
Israeli retaliation attacks have killed more than 61,000 Palestinians, according to the Ministry of Health managed by Hamas Gaza, who did not distinguish between militants and civilians in its calculations.
