Gaza war
Netanyahu: There will be no more Hamas
Trump awakens hopes for a ceasefire in Gaza. According to reports, both warring parties are motivated to negotiate. For Israel’s head of government, however, the future of Hamas is sealed.
While the Islamist Hamas according to its own statements examines a new mediation proposal for a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu summons the victory over the terrorist organization. “I tell you – there will be no more Hamas,” said Netanyahu, according to his office, in a speech in the South Israeli city of Ashkelon. “There will be no Hamastan anymore. We won’t return to that. It is over. We will free all of our hostages,” said Netanyahu. The Islamist organization will be fundamentally “eliminated”.
US President Donald Trump had previously announced that Israel had approved the “necessary conditions” for completing a 60-day ceasefire in the Gaza War. During this time, the United States would work with all parties to end the war. The Hamas then announced that the intermediaries are checked. You go to the matter “with great responsibility”.
Next week Trump will receive Netanyahu in Washington. According to the Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar, there is a large majority within the Israeli government for a Gaza agreement that also provides for the release of the hostages. “If there is the opportunity to do so, we must not miss it!” Saar wrote on the X.
dpa
Source: Stern
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