US EditionFormer Shin Bet, Mossad heads urge Trump to 'compel Netanyahu' to end Gaza war
ISRAEL, AUG 4 – A letter signed by over 600 retired Israeli security officials argues Hamas no longer poses a threat and calls on Trump to pressure Netanyahu to end the Gaza war and release hostages.
- More than 600 former Israeli security chiefs urge Trump to end the war in Gaza, saying Hamas no longer poses a strategic threat to Israel.
- Israel launched a devastating war in Gaza following a Hamas attack, resulting in over 60,000 deaths and mass deprivation due to Israeli restrictions.
- The former officials say the war, now in its 23rd month, is causing Israel to 'lose its security and identity' and should end to secure the return of hostages.
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