Netanyahu rejects conflict talks in Gaza, Al Jazeera closes Israel office
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected conflict talks, saying he refuses to comply with Hamas' conditions to end the conflict in Gaza.
Although there was no Israeli delegation in Cairo, Netanyahu touched on Israel's stance and said that Israel "cannot accept" Hamas' demand. "We are not ready to accept a situation where Hamas forces emerge from their bunkers, take control of Gaza, rebuild their army, and re-attack Israeli citizens in the area around the mountains in the south of the country," he said. aforementioned.
Netanyahu made a speech at the Holocaust Remembrance Day ceremony in Jerusalem, condemning international criticism of Israel's defense operations in Gaza and increasing anti-Semitism. "If Israel has to leave, Israel will be left alone," Netanyahu said. “No country is helping us,”
continued. "Today we are again facing the enemy who betrayed us to destroy us. I told world leaders that there can be no tension, no decisions can be made at the international conference to defend Israel
Gaza abandoned Israel after Hamas attacked Israel's deadliest war More than 1,170 people, mostly civilians, were injured, while Israeli retaliation killed at least 34,683 people in Gaza, mostly women and children, according to the health ministry in the Hamas-controlled area, where rockets were fired at the Kerem Shalom crossing from the Gaza Strip early Sunday. He killed three soldiers and wounded twelve others. According to the statement made by the army, 3 of the injured were seriously injured.
Hamas claimed responsibility for the rocket attack, prompting Israeli authorities to close the crossing used to deliver aid to Gaza. According to the statement of the Israeli army, 14 rockets were fired from the Rafah gate to the area close to the gate.
Although Hamas said on Sunday that the Cairo delegation responsible for the Gaza conflict would go to Qatar for "negotiations", Netanyahu said after the request that the murder would have an impact. In response, Hamas' political leader in Qatar, Ismail Haniyeh, accused Netanyahu of undermining the talks.
CIA Director Bill Burns will also travel to Doha for "quick talks" on negotiations with Qatari Prime Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al-Thani.
On Sunday, Netanyahu announced the government's decision to shut down the operations of Qatari news channel Al Jazeera, which has been reporting on the conflict. The channel was taken off the air immediately after the news. Al Jazeera condemned Israel's actions as "criminal" and vowed to take legal action.
Netanyahu promised to carry out the Rafah invasion despite the ceasefire and the reservations of the United States, other countries and humanitarian organizations.
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