On the 100th day of the Gaza war, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to fight his country again “until complete victory” – and defended the military operation. The head of government, under pressure from domestic politics, spoke on Saturday of an unprecedented “moral and just war” against the Hamas monsters.
“No one will stop us,” Netanyahu emphasized – and sharply criticized the genocide lawsuit South Africa filed at the International Court of Justice in The Hague. This is a “hypocritical attack… against the state of the Jews, which arose from the ashes of the Holocaust, at the instigation of those who came to commit a new Holocaust against the Jews.”
The military found copies of Adolf Hitler’s “Mein Kampf” in the Hamas tunnels under the Gaza Strip. Hamas Islamists are “the new Nazis,” Netanyahu said, quoting German Chancellor Olaf Scholz (SPD).
The Prime Minister does not seem impressed by the protests
“We will continue the war to the end – to complete the victory, until we achieve all our goals: eliminating Hamas, returning all our hostages and ensuring that Gaza will never again pose a threat to Israel,” Netanyahu said, despite protests. and dangerously heightened tensions across the region. Meanwhile, thousands at pro-Palestinian demonstrations in the US and Europe called for an end to the fighting.
It is also a war against “the axis of evil, led by Iran and its three allies,” the head of government added, citing not only Hamas, but also the Shia militia Hezbollah in Lebanon and the Shia Houthi rebels in Yemen .
A massacre by Hamas and other extremist organizations in southern Israel that left 1,200 dead and the kidnapping of civilians and soldiers into the Gaza Strip led to the Gaza War on October 7. Since then, the Israeli military has launched massive airstrikes and a ground offensive against Hamas.
Netanyahu’s popularity plummeted after the unprecedented raid. The public in his country accuses him of neglecting security forces’ preparations for such an attack.
Military operations have so far resulted in more than 23,000 deaths
More than 23,000 people have been killed in the Gaza Strip by Israel’s military operation, according to the Hamas-controlled health authority. Given the catastrophic humanitarian situation in the closed coastal area, Israel is coming under increasing international pressure.
Source: Krone
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