Israel Hamas War Benjamin Netanyahu On Ceasefire: A fierce war has been going on between Israel and Hamas for the last 34 days. During this time, many countries of the world together appealed for ceasefire. However, Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu is completely vocal on this. On Thursday (November 9), he ruled out a ceasefire in Gaza, saying that the army is performing very well. However, he said that Israel is not planning to re-capture the Palestinian territory (Gaza).
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, while talking to Fox News, said that the ceasefire with Hamas means surrender. He said that he had no time table for the military attack. I think our army is performing well. No matter how long it takes to destroy Hamas, we will.
Benjamin Netanyahu’s plan regarding Gaza
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that Israel has no plans to remain in Gaza for a long time. We do not want to rule Gaza. We do not want to capture it, rather we want to give it a better future. He said that Israel does not want to displace anyone. Emphasizing his plan for the future of Gaza, he said that the poor and blockaded area must be liberated from radicalism. That area should be rebuilt. We have to find a government which will be established on behalf of the people.
He said that the Israeli army must be ready to re-enter Gaza and kill the killers. It is important to do this because only this way will help prevent the re-emergence of a group like Hamas.
Israel-Hamas war begins
Israel was attacked by Hamas fighters on October 7 last month. So far 1400 Israelis have died in this attack. Apart from this, there is news of about 240 people being taken hostage. After this deadly attack, the Israeli Prime Minister declared war and started rapid air strikes on the Gaza Strip. So far, 10,569 people have been reported killed in this attack in Gaza Strip and more than 26 thousand people are being claimed injured.
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