Netanyahu: Israel will not agree to a ceasefire

During the press conference, Netanyahu spoke about the bombing of the Gaza Strip, where the Israeli army intensified its attacks.

Considering that Israel’s cessation of its attacks on Gaza “means surrender to Hamas and terrorism,” Netanyahu said, “Israel will not agree to a ceasefire. Israel will continue this war until it wins, regardless of which side it stands on.” He said.

“The Bible says: There is a time for war. There is also a time for peace,” Netanyahu said, citing religious references in his speech. Now it’s time for war,” he said.

In response to a question about whether he would resign in the face of declining support from the Israeli people, Netanyahu said: “All I want to do is make Hamas resign, and we will send them to the dustbin of Israeli history. That is the common idea.” The whole country. As a country, we support the Israeli army, soldiers and intelligence,” he said.

Netanyahu said that the ground attacks “create the possibility” of releasing Israeli prisoners in the besieged Gaza Strip, and said that they were working to return the prisoners to their homes.

Netanyahu held Hamas responsible for “the killing of Palestinian civilians in Gaza” in the Israeli attacks, and claimed that Hamas did not allow civilians to go to the southern Gaza Strip, which Israel declared a “safe zone.”