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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was photographed last week holding a military meeting inside a West Bank home of a Palestinian family that had just been evicted—showing how he can freely flout international law as his military continued its major offensive in the region.
Israel Katz, the head of the IDF, said Sunday that Israel will not allow those who were evicted during its so-called “Iron Wall” military operation inside three refugee camps in the West Bank to return to their homes before warning his forces that they should prepare to remain inside the territory for a long time.
Israel needs to release the 620 Palestinian prisoners from captivity before negotiations begin about Phase 2 of the ceasefire, Hamas officials said Monday.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced Sunday that he will “not allow” any Syrian force—whether it be the new army or Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS)—to enter the region “south of Damascus,” while reaffirming his position that the IDF will not be pulled from the southern region of the fractured country any time soon.
The deadline for Israel to fully withdraw from southern Lebanon under the terms of its ceasefire agreement with Hezbollah expired last week when the IDF announced troops would remain in five “strategic” positions—putting new tension on the fragile truce.
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