Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Wednesday, for the first time, that U.S. President Donald Trump’s “revolutionary” plan to ethnically cleanse Gaza of Palestinians is now an official condition to end his revamped massacre campaign inside the enclave.
Yair Golan, the head of Israel’s The Democrats party, said in an interview last week that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is leading the country on a course to becoming a “pariah state” whose very existence is threatened.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Monday that Israel will “take over all of Gaza” as the IDF ramps up its ground operation across the enclave after a massive bombing campaign last week to soften any remaining pockets of resistance and inflict major punishment on civilians.
The death toll in Gaza has reached 53,573 and the number of Palestinians injured hit 121,398 as Israel ramps up its offensive inside the battered enclave, with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announcing that Israel will “take over” the entire Strip.
U.S. President Donald Trump toured the Middle East last week and praised his relationship with Arab leaders and promised them that Washington will step back from interfering in the way they govern.
Steve Witkoff, U.S. President Donald Trump’s special envoy, told officials last week that the administration will not force Israel to stop its genocide in Gaza, despite the worsening humanitarian conditions inside the enclave.
U.S. President Donald Trump said Friday that Iran “sort of” agreed to a nuke deal, but Tehran rejected the report, stating that it has yet to even receive a proposal.
The Israeli military waited for U.S. President Donald Trump to wrap up his trip to the Middle East last week before launching its new round of airstrikes on Yemen over the Houthis’ decision to stand up for the Gazans being massacred by the IDF.
The humanitarian pier that former U.S. President Joe Biden ordered to be assembled on the shores leading to Gaza was even more of a failure than previously reported, as it was revealed last week that over 60 U.S. service members were injured during its construction and during the operation.
The Israeli military will carry out a massive ground campaign inside Gaza if U.S. President Donald Trump is unable to land a hostage deal during his visit to the Middle East this week, according to a report in Axios.