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Benjamin Netanyahu says that Israel will control Gaza while Aid Trucks are preparing to come in
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Benjamin Netanyahu says that Israel will control Gaza while Aid Trucks are preparing to come in

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Key Points
  • The army of Israel has escalated its attack on Gaza with new “extensive ground operations” in the north and south.
  • Netanyahu agreed to allow a limited amount of help to Gaza after international pressure.
  • It comes as diplomatic efforts to achieve a ceasefiring, standing still.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that Israel would control the whole of Gaza, despite the assembly of international pressure that forced it to eliminate a blockade on assistance that the enclave on the edge of the famine left behind.
The Israeli army, which announced the start of a new operation on Friday, warned the inhabitants of the southern city of Khan Younis on Monday to evacuate immediately to the coast while preparing “an unprecedented attack”.
“There is huge battles going, intense and huge, we are going to control all parts of Gaza,” said Netanyahu in a video message in which he promised to achieve “full victory” with both release of the 58 hostages still held by Hamas in Gaza in Gaza and the destruction of the militant group.

Even when the army warned of the attack, Reuters reporters saw utilities on the way to Noord -Gaza after Netanyahu was forced to agree to allow a limited amount of help to Gaza in response to global concern about the reports of famine.

Netanyahu said American senators he had known for years as supporters of Israel, “our best friends in the world,” told him that the scenes of hunger broke vital support and brought Israel close to a “red line, to a point where we can lose control”.
“It is for that reason to achieve the victory, we have to solve the problem in one way or another,” he said, in a message that apparently is addressed to extreme right-wing hardliners in his government who have urged the help of Gaza to be refused to prevent Hamas from reaching.

The Israeli army said that the armed forces involved in a new campaign called “Operation Gideon’s Charots” were active in Gaza, looking for eliminating Hamas’ military and ruling capacities and remaining hostages to return in October 2023.

The Netanyahu office announced the relaxation of the auxiliary blockade and said that Israel would let in limited amounts of food in Gaza.
Palestinian media said that 50 trucks with flour, cooking oil and legumes would be allowed later on Monday in the small coastal area, while Israeli media said that nine trucks with baby food were expected to arrive in the coming hours.
Israel has confronted with increasing international pressure on the blockade on humanitarian deliveries that it imposed in March, shortly before he breaks a two-month-old cease-fire, because aid organizations warn of famine in the enclave of 2.3 million people.

On Monday, the Gaza Health Ministry said that at least 67 Palestinians were killed and 361 injured in the last 24 hours.

Because Israel broke a two-month ceasefires in March and resumed his offensive, negotiations mediated by Qatar, Egypt and the US did not succeed in making a breakthrough.
Netanyahu has opposed the war to end without Hamas’ total defeat, while tens of thousands of Israelis have called on their leader to conclude a peace agreement to bring those who have been held in Hamas Captivity.
A Hamas source that is familiar with the Doha negotiations, said that the group was willing to release all Israeli hostages in one party, provided that an extensive and permanent cessation is reached -the fire agreement is being reached, but Israel “wants to release prisoners in one batch or in two batches”.
Air Raid Sirens sounded in South Israel on Sunday, because the army said that two projectiles were launched from Gaza, intercepted with one.
The army later gave an evacuation warrant for different parts of Gaza prior to an attack, warning that it would “launch a powerful attack in every area used for launching rockets”.

On the ground, the spokesperson for the civil defense of Gaza, Mahmud Bassal, AFP 22 Palestinians told, was killed and at least 100 others injured in a pre-Dawn attack on tents that shelter displaced Palestinians in Al-Mawasi in the southern Gaza strip.

AFPTV images showed that people treated the wounded by destroyed hiding places and rescuers.
“All my family members are gone. There is no one left,” said a desperate Warda Al-Shaer.
“The children were killed, just like their parents. My mother died too and my niece lost her eye.”
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