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Recent reports suggest that Netanyahu, facing pressure from far-right coalition partners, is considering replacing Gallant with Gideon Saar, a former ally now in the opposition. This potential shift comes as Israel remains engaged in a protracted conflict with Hamas in Gaza and faces the looming threat of an escalation with Hezbollah in Lebanon.
In a recent statement, Netanyahu outlined the rationale behind the intensified control measures, emphasizing security concerns and the need to prevent the smuggling of weapons and other contraband into Gaza. The Israeli government has justified these actions as essential for protecting Israeli civilians and maintaining operational security, particularly in light of the ongoing hostilities with Hamas and other militant groups in Gaza.
The Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) countered this assertion, maintaining that Qatari funding to Hamas was authorized as early as 2007, shortly after Hamas took control of Gaza. The PMO argued that such funding had been a consistent policy across multiple Israeli administrations, including Netanyahu’s. They emphasized that the focus on Qatari money was misplaced, pointing to the significant issue of weapons smuggling from Sinai as a more critical factor influencing the situation in Gaza.
Turkey has called for the prosecution of Israeli leaders, condemning Israel's actions in Gaza as genocidal and supporting a legal case against Israel at the International Court of Justice.
Turkish FM Hakan Fidan warns that Israeli aggression in Gaza poses a severe threat to global stability, urging international action to prevent a broader crisis.
Netanyahu declares Israel is fully prepared for any scenario as Iran and its proxies threaten retaliation over the recent killings of key Hamas and Hezbollah figures.
Iran's Foreign Ministry has responded robustly, with spokesman Nasser Kanaani declaring that Haniyeh's “blood will never be wasted.”
Trump targeted his Democratic rival, Kamala Harris, and the Democratic Party, accusing them of harboring animosity towards Israel.
Netanyahu, who has slaughtered more than 39,000 unarmed civilians, including mostly children and women, with the European Court of Justice poised to label him a war criminal and Israel a genocidal state.
Mann suggests that such a conflict could result in mass civilian casualties on both sides and potentially draw the United States into a larger regional conflict.
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