Netanyahu insists Israel will not withdraw from strategic Philadelphi corridor
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu reiterated his stance on keeping an Israeli presence along the Philadelphi corridor, while thousands protested against the government's failure to secure a hostage deal.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has labelled the recent general strike in Israel a "pro-Hamas stunt," accusing the protesters of implicitly supporting the terrorist group. During a cabinet meeting, Netanyahu vowed to exact a harsh response from Hamas for the Murder of six hostages and emphasised the critical importance of maintaining Israeli control over the Gaza-Egypt border. Watch as the situation unfolds and Netanyahu’s administration navigates this high-stakes conflict.
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Benjamin Netanyahu stood in front of a giant digital map, that mysteriously erased the West Bank and explained why Israeli forces wouldn't be leaving Gaza.. Sky News
Speaking after the government has suspended around 30 arms export licences to Israel, Energy Secretary Ed Miliband affirmed Israel's right to self-defence but stressed it must comply with international law. He backed the foreign secretary's decision, saying the government's commitment is to ensure that all nations, including Israel, adhere to legal standards in their actions. Report by Covellm. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn
The heavily populated camp in northern Gaza, which is home to 26 UN-backed schools, has been repeatedly hit by the IDF since the war between Israel and Hamas started.
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The shadow transport secretary has accused Labour of ‘caving into pressure from the back benches’ – after the government announced it is partially suspending around 30 arms export licences to Israel. Helen Whatley also said it is ‘really hard for Israel to swallow, so soon after we saw Hamas murder six hostages'. Report by Covellm. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn