Netanyahu says that Israel is planning to take control of the whole of Gaza, but does not want that

The Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Thursday that Israel intends to take control of the whole of Gaza, but does not want to “keep” or rule the territory, and instead want to hand over to “Arabian troops”.

In one interview With Fox News, Netanyahu was asked if Israel “will take control of the whole of Gaza.”

“We are planning to ensure our safety, to remove Hamas there, to enable the population to be free from Gaza and to pass it on to civil administration that is not Hamas and not no one arguing for the destruction of Israel,” said Netanyahu.

“We don’t want to keep” Gaza, he added. “We want a safety peripher. We don’t want to rule it. We don’t want to be there as a administrative body. We want to hand over it to Arabic troops who will manage it without threatening us and giving Gazans a good life.”

Later on Thursday it was expected that Netanyahu would discuss plans with high ministers for the Israeli army to take control of more Gaza territory. Israel’s security cabinet should approve the plan.

An expansion of Israeli military operations in Gaza would attract a strong international opposition and can further insulate Israel, which is urged by narrow allies to make the end war In the midst of the growing concern of humanitarian authorities about famine that entails on the territory.

Negotiations on a cessation -the -fires and hostages -release deal between Israel and Hamas have been demolished in recent weeks, with each party being responsible for the other accused of failure.

“I think the negotiations have been completely demolished because Hamas is not serious about negotiation,” said the American ambassador of Israel Mike Huckabee in one Interview with CBS News On Thursday. “I am not sure if they are ever, but they are certainly not.

Huckabee said that every decision to annex the Gaza Strip to the Israeli government.

“It is not our job to tell them what they should or should not do,” said Huckabee. “Certainly, if they ask for wisdom, advice, advice, I am sure the president would offer it. But in the end it is the decision that the Israelis and only the Israelis can make.”