Israeli prime minister said he will accept Palestinian authorities only if they renounce to attack. He proposed a “humanitarian city” in Rafah.
Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamín Netanyahu, He said he will not allow the Gaza Strip It is under control of Palestinian authorities that represent a threat to their country, and remarked that any future solution should include concrete security guarantees for Israel. In addition, it left open the possibility of a Palestinian autonomous administration if it does not seek its destruction.
In a message spread through The social network XNetanyahu said: “We will have to find a solution that allows the Palestinians to act for themselves, if they do not seek the destruction of Israel, and that allows Israel to conserve the necessary powers to guarantee our security.”
Although the Israeli president expressed his desire to see “a real future for the Gaza Strip,” made it clear that his position depends on the eventual new Palestinian authorities “Do not have offensive intentions” against Israel. “People who do not seek the destruction of Israel and who want to live in peace”He stressed.
In parallel, the Minister of Defense Israel Katz He said that the government’s plan contemplates the construction of a “Humanitarian City” In the city of Rafahdevastated after recent bombings. As indicated, the project seeks to offer territorial assistance and rearrangement in the midst of the conflict.
Benjamin Netanyahu on a high fire in Gaza
The Prime Minister of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu, He said Thursday that he considers “probable” a high 60 -day fire. It was in tune with the Waiting to agree on a cessation to hostilities that allow the hostages to remain in the Gaza Strip “In a few days.” He previously reiterated that this could happen “tomorrow, if (the Islamic Resistance Movement) Hamas deposes the weapons.”
“I want to get them all (the hostages). Now we have a deal that will supposedly take half of the living and half of the dead. So we will have ten alive and some twelve died hostages, but I will also take them out. I hope we can complete it in a few days,” declared in an interview with the American television network Newsmax.
Along these lines, the Israeli boss said that “we will probably have a high fire of 60 days, we will take out the first lot (of hostages), and then we will use the 60 days to try to negotiate the end of this, (which) could end tomorrow, if today Hamás depose the weapons.”
Source: Ambito
