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An important statement from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has come to light on the war that has been going on for the last seven months between Israel and Hamas. Netanyahu has made it clear that the war in Gaza will not end and Israel will never accept the conditions for keeping Hamas in power in Gaza. Netanyahu further said that eliminating the military capability of Hamas is necessary for the future of Israel. Israel will not back down from the resolution taken on October 7, 2023. Meanwhile, Israel has banned the activities of a private media outlet abroad and searched its offices in Jerusalem. A private news organization was convicted of false reporting on the Gaza War.
Preparation for temporary ceasefire for the release of Israeli hostages
Netanyahu said Israel is ready for a temporary ceasefire in Gaza to free the hostages. In return he will also release Palestinian prisoners. Nothing more should be expected from Israel. He estimated the number of Israeli hostages at more than 130.
Hamas ready to accept permanent ceasefire
After the Israeli Prime Minister's statement, Hamas chief Ismail Haniya said that his organization is ready to accept a permanent ceasefire in Gaza. After this, Israeli hostages will be released in exchange for Palestinian prisoners. Haniya accused Netanyahu of continuing attacks on Gaza and expanding the area of fighting.
35 thousand Palestinians were killed in Israeli attack
Let us tell you that so far about 35 thousand Palestinians have been killed in the ongoing Israeli attack on Gaza since October 7. If talks to release the hostages fail, Israel is prepared to launch a ground operation in Rafah, home to 1.4 million homeless people. There is a possibility of huge bloodshed in this military action.
Relief supplies to Gaza have been stopped after Hamas attack
Hamas launched a rocket attack on the Kerem Shalom crossing on Sunday. In this attack, 10 rockets were fired from Rafah. It is reported that an Israeli army convoy going to Gaza was attacked, but there was no damage. Israel has now stopped the supply of relief material to Gaza through this route.
