Netanyahu says Israel will resume fighting in Gaza after hostages return
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Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu confirmed that the country will resume military operations against Hamas in Gaza after the return of their hostages, despite the recent extension of the ceasefire.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that Israel will continue fighting against Hamas in the Gaza Strip. He said this in his video address, according to The Times of Israel, informs UNN.
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Ahead of the expected release of the sixth group tonight tonight's expected release of the sixth group of hostages, Netanyahu said that last last week it seemed "fantastic."
In recent days, I have have heard the question: will Israel return to hostilities after this stage of stage of returning our hostages? My answer is an unequivocal "yes"
"It is impossible that we will not return to hostilities until the to the end," Netanyahu said.
In his video message, the prime minister said that the main goals of Israel's military operations are to "eliminate" the ruling terrorist group in Gaza, and the return home of all hostages taken during the October 7 massacre, and ensuring that the enclave "never again returns to being a threat to Israel." [On November 24, Israel and Hamas began a four-day ceasefire brokered by Qatar. Later, the parties agreed to extend the truce for two more days.
