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Israel Says It Will Allow a Limited Amount of Aid Into Gaza After Nearly 3 Months of Blockade
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced the resumption of limited humanitarian aid to Gaza after a two-and-a-half month blockade in June 2025.
- This decision followed mounting pressure from Israel's allies, who warned that images of hunger in Gaza could undermine support for Israel's ongoing military offensive.
- Israel imposed a blockade on Gaza starting March 2, 2025, cutting off food, medicine, and supplies while intensifying attacks aiming to control Gaza and displace its people.
- In a video, Netanyahu declared that Israel would move beyond temporary incursions to fully take control, eliminate threats, and maintain a presence until Hamas is eliminated, while the World Health Organization highlighted that two million people in Gaza are facing severe hunger.
- Allowing minimal aid aims to prevent famine and establish a new distribution system guarded by the Israeli military, but U.N. agencies reject the plan as insufficient and a violation of humanitarian principles.
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The Daily SignalAs Operation Gideon’s Chariots Begins, Netanyahu Pledges Israel Will Control Gaza
By Virginia Allen, The Daily Signal | May 19, 2025 Israel has begun a new aggressive operation in Gaza aimed at controlling Gaza. “There is huge fighting going on, intense and huge, we are going to control all parts of Gaza,” Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in a video message Monday. Netanyahu’s goals remain twofold—the release of the remaining 58 hostages being held in Gaza and the total elimination of Hamas. Under Operation Gid…
Netanyahu stated that “images of famine” could harm Israel on a diplomatic level.
Netanyahu says Israel will control Gaza as pressure mounts on aid - Hawaii Tribune-Herald
JERUSALEM/CAIRO — Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Monday Israel would control the whole of Gaza despite mounting international pressure that pushed it to lift a blockade on aid supplies in the face of warnings of looming famine.
"Today we will have a difficult debate on Gaza. On the table we have the Dutch proposal to revise Article 2 of the Association Agreement with Israel: we will discuss it, I cannot predict the outcome" (ANSA)
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