Israel's Netanyahu faces wave of condemnation over plans to seize Gaza City
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s plans to take control of Gaza City drew intense international pushback Friday.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirms plans for Israel to take full control of Gaza Strip to eliminate Hamas and transfer governance to Arab authorities.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Thursday that Israel intends to take control of all of Gaza but does not want to "keep" or govern the territory, and instead wants to hand it over to "Arab forces."
WASHINGTON (Reuters) -Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Thursday that Israel intends to take military control of all of Gaza and will eventually hand it over to armed forces that will govern it properly.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says that to destroy Hamas Israel intends to take full control of the Gaza Strip. He said Israel would eventually transfer Gaza
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu discusses plans for military takeover of Gaza Strip for security, aiming to remove Hamas and enable civilian governance.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the political echelon intends to take full control of the Gaza Strip "to liberate ourselves and the people of Gaza" from Hamas
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel intends to take control of Gaza to remove Hamas and ensure their security, according to remarks made in an interview with Fox News. Netanyahu said on Thursday that the goal is to enable the population to be “free on Gaza” and eventually pass cont…
By Tal Shalev, Dana Karni, Christian Edwards, CNN (CNN) — Israel’s security cabinet is meeting to decide on a full reoccupation of Gaza, a move that would mark a major escalation of the conflict after nearly two years of war in the territory.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday said his country will forge ahead on its plan to take over all of Gaza, despite widespread opposition.
Another major ground operation in one of the few areas of Gaza not already under evacuation orders would likely spark even more mass displacement and further disrupt efforts to deliver desperately needed food in the territory, where experts have warned that famine is unfolding.
Al-Monitor’s Israel Pulse columnist Ben Caspit joins host Adam Lucente to discuss Israel’s plan to take control of Gaza City, including Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s domestic political considerations, why military leadership opposes the move, and potential issues with the post-war plan for the…
Netanyahu previously said Israel would begin a new offensive in Gaza before handing over the land back to "Arab forces" that can co-exist with the Jewish state.
