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Israel-Hamas war: Benjamin Netanyahu visits troops in Gaza
The Israeli Prime Minister went to Gaza to meet his troops on Monday, December 25. He thanked the soldiers and promised that the war would continue “until the end.” – (Franceinfo)
The Israeli Prime Minister went to Gaza to meet his troops on Monday, December 25. He thanked the soldiers and promised that the war would continue “until the end.”
Equipped with a helmet and a bulletproof vest, like the Israeli soldiers he came to support, Benjamin Netanyahu went to Gaza on Monday, December 25. “We will not stop. The war will continue until the end. Until they are defeated, no less”, promised the Israeli Prime Minister. And to add: “And I know you left your families but they support you and that’s very good, that’s your strength, that’s the key to victory.” “We also lost two of ours here”a soldier told him. “I know it and my friends, this is why we continue”replied the Prime Minister.
Benjamin Netanyahu wants to step up strikes
Benjamin Netanyahu has announced that he wants to intensify the fighting in the days to come, in a war which is not about to end in his own words. Comments made the same day when families of the hostages still in the hands of Hamas came to show their anger and boo the Israeli Prime Minister in Parliament. Families are demanding the release of their loved ones as quickly as possible. In Gaza precisely, Benjamin Netanyahu’s promise to step up strikes is already being felt: according to the Hamas Ministry of Health, an Israeli strike left twelve dead in a small village, and eighteen in Khan Younes (strip of Gaza). On the 80th day of this war, the emergency is also humanitarian. The UN and the Pope denounce a desperate situation for civilians and displaced people.
