Netanyahu states that war in Gaza will continue ‘until the full victory’

The Prime Minister of Benjamin Netanyahu, said on Sunday (27) that the military offensive in the Gaza Strip will continue until all objectives are achieved. In a video released on social network X, Netanyahu stated that the war will continue to “even complete victory”, even after Israel implemented humanitarian breaks for the entry of help in Palestinian territory. “We will continue to fight, we will continue to act until we reach all our war goals. Until the full victory,” said the Jewish state prime minister. The statement occurs on the same day Israel began a daily humanitarian break to facilitate the distribution of food and supplies in Gaza. The measure, which includes safe runners and truck entry, was accompanied by 25 tons of groceries of groceries by Jordan and United Arab Emirates.

In the video, He countered criticism of help management, accusing the UN of creating “an excuse and a lie.” “Humanitarian aid is being allowed. There are safe routes, there has always been, but today is official. There will be no more excuses,” said the prime minister. The decision to allow help, however, generated criticism within the Israeli government itself. The Minister of National Security, Itamar Ben-Gvir, classified the measure as a “submission to Hamas’s misleading campaign” and defended the total cut of humanitarian aid.

On the other hand, an Hamas officer stated that there is no in force in force and that the Israeli offensive continues. The situation in Gaza is critical, with the UN and other NGOs alerting to the advancement of hunger and the increase in child malnutrition between the more than two million inhabitants. The crisis was also commented by US President Donald Trump, who from Scotland said that Israel “will have to make a decision,” since, according to him, Hamas shows no interest in releasing hostages.

*With information from Pedro Tritto

*Report produced with the aid of AI