Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has issued an ultimatum to Hamas, stating that despite not initiating the conflict, Israel will finish it. The country is assembling 3,000 troops, the largest mobilization since the 1973 Yom Kippur War. Hamas has warned to kill hostages, with over 1,600 people murdered in the last three days of the conflict.
Netanyahu pledged to reduce areas under Hamas control to “junk,” which alarmed the UN due to potential “humanitarian law” misconduct. Netanyahu also scolded Hamas for their actions, stating they would bear a long-lasting cost. He also criticized Hamas for its cruel assaults against innocent Israelis, including Holocaust survivors.
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Israel-Hamas Conflict: Israel’s Benjamin Netanyahu promised to reduce areas under Hamas control to “rubble,” a move that alarmed the UN due to potential “humanitarian law” misconduct.
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Netanyahu issued an ultimatum to Hamas
Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu issued an ultimatum to Hamas on Tuesday, saying that “though Israel didn’t initiate this war,” it “will finalize it.”
“Israel is currently involved in combat. We were against this war. It came on us in the cruelest manner possible. Israel will, however, bring this war to an end,” Mr. Netanyahu declared in a speech to the nation.
Israel is assembling 3,000 corps
Israel is gathering 3,000 troops as part of its response to Hamas. According to the Times of Israel, this is the largest mobilization since Israel called up 400,000 reserve personnel during the 1973 Yom Kippur War.
Hamas warned to kill hostages
Over 1,600 people succumbed in the last three days of the conflict between Israel and Hamas, and the Palestinian organization threatened to kill captives if Israeli airstrikes on the Gaza Strip continued.
The group’s armed wing warned that “every focusing on of our citizens without warning” would result in the execution of the captives they captured as hostages.
Netanyahu vowed to reduce areas under Hamas control to “trash”
According to reports, the organization abducted at least 100 people. Israel’s PM Benjamin Netanyahu pledged to reduce areas under Hamas control to “junk,” having alarmed the UN due to potential “humanitarian law” violations. Israel “did not initiate this battle but will conclude it,” the prime minister declared.
Hamas will bear cost for their actions
Hamas will bear a cost for their activities, and people will remember them for a very long time, Prime Minister Netanyahu stated. “By attacking us, Hamas will realize they committed a grave error. They and Israel’s rivals will pay an expense that will get recalled for a very long time,” said Mr. Netanyahu.
In addition, he brought attention to the situation of those held hostage, saying, “The cruel assaults that Hamas committed against innocent Israelis are mindboggling: slaying households in their homes, massacring hundreds of youth at a public festival, and abduction scores of women, children, and elderly, even Holocaust survivors. Terrorists from Hamas bound, ignited, and killed kids. They are wild animals.”
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