US EditionNetanyahu rejects Hamas cease-fire demands, vows to fight until ‘absolute victory’
- Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu expressed confidence in achieving "total victory" over Hamas in a matter of months, emphasizing the need for this outcome to restore security in Israel.
- Six former hostages urged Netanyahu to reconsider his approach, warning that continuing to destroy Hamas could result in the loss of more hostages.
- Netanyahu referred to surrendering to Hamas as a potential pathway to another massacre.
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Middle East crisis live: Israel strikes ‘last remaining Hamas stronghold’ ahead of ground assault
Israeli air strikes have killed a senior Hamas police official in southern Gaza as the IDF prepares for a ground assault on what is said to be the terrorist group’s last remaining stronghold.
·London, United Kingdom
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Israel presses assault on Gaza as Netanyahu and Blinken reject ceasefire
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken declared that “Israel is fully justified in confronting Hamas and other terrorist organizations,” while Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu pledged war to “final victory.”
·United States
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Netanyahu vows to destroy Hamas and rejects ceasefire
·Amsterdam, Netherlands
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