US EditionNetanyahu Defends Gaza Operation Despite UN Condemnation
GAZA STRIP, PALESTINE, AUG 10 – Netanyahu plans to dismantle Hamas strongholds in Gaza City and establish a civilian administration excluding Hamas and the Palestinian Authority, with Israel controlling security, officials said.
- On Thursday, Israel's security cabinet instructed the IDF to dismantle the two remaining Hamas strongholds in Gaza City and the central camps, signing off on five principles to end the war.
- Following Hamas's October 7 assault, the 22-month war has left tens of thousands dead, with the IDF aiming to dismantle Hamas strongholds in Al Mawasi and Gaza City.
- Nearly 75 per cent of Gaza is under Israeli military control, and the plan includes safe civilian evacuation and humanitarian aid delivery to secure areas.
- On Saturday, the UN Security Council condemned Israel’s plan to control Gaza, saying it risks violating international humanitarian law and endangering hostages.
- Looking ahead, Netanyahu described a future demilitarized Gaza governed by a civilian authority willing to coexist peacefully with Israel, citing Rafah’s evacuation lasting less than eight days.
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