US EditionNetanyahu says decision made for full occupation of Gaza
GAZA STRIP, AUG 4 – The Israeli government plans a permanent Gaza occupation to defeat Hamas, with the military controlling 75% of the territory and expanding operations into hostage-held areas.
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced on Monday evening a decision for the full occupation of the besieged Gaza Strip.
- This announcement came after several months of unsuccessful ceasefire negotiations involving Netanyahu's administration and Hamas, during which each party accused the other of breaching agreements.
- The Israel Defense Forces, currently controlling about 75% of Gaza, will now operate in all areas, including where 49 hostages are held, despite risks to their safety.
- Netanyahu told IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir, “If this does not suit him, you should resign,” signaling possible resistance within the military leadership.
- The plan involves fully bringing Gaza under Israeli control, but dismantling Hamas’s network could require a prolonged effort, leaving the future uncertain for the two million Palestinians residing there.
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