After the war, Israel will take control of the Gaza Strip – indefinitely. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced this in a television interview on Monday evening.
“We have seen what happens when we don’t have it,” Netanyahu told US broadcaster ABC when asked who should govern the territory after the end of the Gaza war between Israel and the Palestinian Hamas organization. control over security, Hamas terror will break out on a scale we cannot imagine,” he said. In the same interview, Netanyahu temporarily ruled out a longer ceasefire in the Gaza Strip. “Without.” There will be no general ceasefire in the Gaza Strip after the release of the hostages,” he stressed.
However, shorter breaks will be considered to allow humanitarian supplies to enter the Gaza Strip or individual Israeli hostages to escape. He recently discussed such breaks in the fight with US President Joe Biden. Discussions are expected to continue in the coming days.
Emirates wants to build a field hospital
Washington claims that a general ceasefire is an appropriate step. Not enough relief supplies reached the Gaza Strip; in the past 24 hours, fewer than 30 aid shipments arrived in the Gaza Strip. Given the dramatic situation in the Gaza Strip, the United Arab Emirates wants to build a field hospital there. On the instructions of Emirati President Mohammed bin Sajid, the hospital must provide necessary medical assistance to the Palestinian population in the coastal area, state news agency WAM reported on Monday.
Source: Krone
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