Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that on Monday Israel would control all of gauze, despite the growing international pressure, which forced her to raise the blockage of the aid accessories, which left the enclave on the edge of hunger.
The Israeli army, which announced the start of a new operation on Friday, warned the inhabitants of the southern city of Khan Youunis on Monday to immediately evacuate to the coast, preparing a “unprecedented attack”.
“There are huge fights, intense and huge, we will control all parts of the gauze,” said Netanyahu in a video in which he undertook to achieve “total victory” with the release of 58 hostages still owned by Hamas in Gaza, as well as the destruction of the Palestinian group of fighters.
Even when the army warned against the attack, Reuters reporters saw auxiliary trucks heading for northern Gaza after Netanyahu was forced to consent to permission for limited help in gas in response to global hunger concerns.
Netanyahu said that the senators he knew for years as supporters of Israel, “our best friends in the world”, told him that the hunger scenes exhausted the necessary support and bring Israel to the “red line, to the point where we could lose control.”
“For this reason, in order to achieve victory, we must somehow solve the problem,” he said in a message apparently directed to the far-right hardliners in his government, who insisted that Gaza would not stop Hamas.
According to local doctors, in the last 24 hours Israeli air strikes have killed at least 20 Palestinians, because the army has stated that they have achieved 160 goals in gas in the last 24 hours, including anti -tank positions, underground infrastructure and weapon storage point.
The Israeli army said that forces were involved in a new and extended campaign called “chariot of Gideon surgery” in Gaza.
A limited amount of food to be allowed
The Netanyahu office has announced a softening of the help block, saying that Israel would let in limited amounts of food on gauze.
Palestinian media reported that 50 trucks carrying flour, kitchen oil and legumes would be allowed into small coastal territory on Monday, while the Israeli media said that nine trucks with infant foods for infants were to enter in the coming hours.
The risk of hunger and mass hunger increases in gas, warns the World Health Organization. Palestinian health officials say that dozens of children died due to malnutrition since March, the month of Israel blocked all help parcels.
Israel stood in the face of the growing international pressure over the blockade of humanitarian supplies, which it imposed in March, shortly before breaking the two -month arms of the weapon, because the help agencies warn about hunger in the enclave of 2.3 million people.
Nahed Shheibar, the owner of a transport company involved in the distribution of help, called Gazanów so that they would not intercept or plug trucks.
Fighter leader killed during a secret raid
Separately, residents and doctors found that Israeli secret forces killed the fighter leader in the raid in the south, when the army continued the new ground offensive against Palestinian fighters in the enclave.
Ahmed Sarhan, commander of popular retaining committees (PRC), a combat allied group with Hamas, was killed in the raid by the forces that entered the heart of the city of Khan Youunis, according to doctors.
Residents said that Sarhan fought with strength before he was killed and that the Israelis stopped their wife and children before they withdrew by bus towards the eastern border with gauze under the cover of fire from aircraft.
“As you can see, they entered, opened a hole in the wall, entered the house and lost his father and took a 11-year-old child and his mother, and left,” said the eyewitness, Mohammed Sarhan, referring to the commander of the PRC.
Escalation of the Israeli military campaign
Palestinian health officials said that over 500 people were killed in attacks in the last eight days, when Israel increased the military campaign.
Israel announced help on the sources on both sides did not report progress in the new round of indirect conversations between Israel and Hamas in Qatar.
Former defense minister Yov Gallant, who left the government last year after an accident from Netanyahu, said that the fact that Hamas remained in Gaza was a “disgusting defeat” of the Israeli campaign and reflected the lack of planning of government for the future of the enclave.
If the plan to replace Hamas were made: “He would not have a debate about whether Hamas would fall into the hands of, because he would no longer control the gases,” Gallant said in a statement.
Netanyahu said that discussions on the suspension of weapons affected the truce and hostage agreements, as well as the proposal to end the war in exchange for exile Hamas fighters and demilitarization of Gaza – conditions previously rejected by Hamas.
The senior Hamas official, Sami Zuhri, blamed Israel for lack of progress during conversations in Doha and said that his offensive would be a “death sentence” for other hostages.
The land and the air of Israel devastated gauze, displacing almost all its inhabitants and killing over 53,000 people, including many civilians, according to the health authorities of Gaza.
The war broke out after Hamas fighters attacked Israeli communities near the Gaza border on October 7, 2023, killing about 1,200 people, mainly civilians, and grabbing 251 hostages, according to Israel Tallies.