Netanyahu Adamant Despite Biden’s Pressure
Netanyahu adamant despite Biden’s pressure, said – action on Hamas will continue till the target is achieved.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is adamant on continuing a military operation despite US President Joe Biden pressuring a ceasefire against terrorist organization Hamas in Gaza.
Speaking to the media after visiting the military headquarters, he thanked the support of the US President and said that our campaign will continue till the goal is achieved.
We will keep going until peace security returns to Israeli citizens. Netanyahu made this strong statement after a phone conversation with Biden on Wednesday evening.
Earlier, US President Joe Biden on Wednesday pressured Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to end his fight with Hamas militants, saying he expected Gaza to ‘have a significant reduction in the conflict’ and to see a ‘ceasefire path’.
The White House gave details of this conversation between Biden and Netanyahu over the phone, saying the two leaders called on the state of events in Gaza.
Israel’s progress in reducing Hamas and other terrorist elements’ capabilities and ongoing by regional governments and the US Detailed discussion on diplomatic efforts.
According to American media, this was the fourth conversation between the two leaders in a week. This reflects how worried the White House is for a cease-fire.
Home collapsed in Israeli airstrikes, six dead.
At least six people were killed in Israeli air strikes in the Gaza Strip on Wednesday morning. A large residential house was blown up in the air raid.
Israel’s military said it targeted militant targets in Khan Yunus and Rafah and 52 aircraft bombed 40 targets in 25 minutes.
The attack on Khan Yunus devastated the house of the Al Astal family of 40 members. Five minutes before the attack, a missile was fired at this house, causing all the family members to escape.
Hamas’s Al-Aqsa Radio reported that one of its reporters was killed in an airstrike in Gaza City. Doctors at Shifa Hospital said that the body of the reporter was among the five bodies brought on Wednesday morning.
According to Gaza’s health ministry, at least 219 Palestinian civilians have been killed in airstrikes so far. These include 63 children and 36 women.
Apart from this, 1530 people have been injured. At the same time, Hamas and Islamic Jihad say that 20 of their fighters have been killed. While Israel says the number is at least 130.
