Current Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu may be about to start a long and difficult war.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in an interview with ABC News that once the fighting ends, Israel will bear “overall responsibility for security” in the Gaza Strip for an “indefinite period of time.”
BBC News writes about this.
“We have seen what happens when we are not responsible for security,” Netanyahu said.
Asked who will govern the Gaza Strip after the end of hostilities, Netanyahu said it should be those who will not go the way of Hamas.
In addition, the Israeli Prime Minister said that a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip is impossible without the dismissal of all Israelis.
At the same time, he noted that Israel is ready for “tactical pauses” in military operations necessary for humanitarian purposes.
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