Netanyahu Says Israel 'Not Retreating' During Gaza Visit
- Israeli forces captured Muein al-Arabid, Hamas's internal security chief in Gaza, during a ground raid that resulted in four deaths, including his wife.
- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited Gaza, declaring Israel controls 60% of the territory and will not retreat until Hamas is genuinely disarmed, despite international and US-backed calls for a ceasefire.
- Since the October 2025 ceasefire took effect, Israeli operations have killed at least 1,326 Palestinians and five Israeli soldiers, with violence continuing.
- Political tensions in Israel complicate peace efforts, as Netanyahu's coalition depends on far-right parties opposing a full ceasefire, making a durable peace agreement unlikely before upcoming elections.
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In the morning of 2025 the government of Binyamin Netanyahu passed a resolution to facilitate the transfer of the population of Gaza to third countries. Or their voluntary emigration, the euphemism used in official jargon to empty the enclave of Palestinians. The Ministry of Defense even created a special department to manage the process and Netanyahu commissioned Mossad to seek countries willing to accept them. Since then, there has not been mu…
Netanyahu's Coalition Calculus: The Real Reason Gaza's Ceasefire Keeps Failing
The story of Gaza’s collapsing ceasefire is being told as a military story: strikes, violations, body counts. The more accurate story is a domestic political one. Netanyahu is not being held back from a deal by Hamas’s intransigence or battlefield logic. He is being held in place by a coalition arithmetic that makes any durable […]
Netanyahu has refused to withdraw Israeli troops from Gaza. Israel claims control of 60 percent of the territory and is prepared to expand its control to 70 percent.
Secretary of Defense Katz says the US needs to clarify where two million people could be taken.
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