US President Donald Trump has indicated a silent approval for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s plan to handle the Gaza Strip, which prepares it as Israel’s decision amid international criticism, Hill said.
While committing the US to lead humanitarian aid efforts amidst Gaza’s serious crisis, Trump refrained from opposing Israel’s military expansion in the region. “As far as its rest is concerned, I cannot actually say. It is going to be too much till Israel,” he said that earlier this week, Hill said.
Netanyahu’s move, approved by Israel’s security cabinet, isolated domestic and Israel from European, Arab and Gulf allies. Germany announced a ban on military exports to Israel for use in Gaza after a similar stand by France, Canada and UK, calling an emergency United Nations Security Council meeting, Hill said.
US Vice President Vance met British Foreign Minister David Lummi, accepted differences in the approach, but mentioned shared objectives. He said, “There are many common objectives here. There is something, I think, disagreeing about meeting those general objectives,” he said.
Netanyahu rejected international criticism, saying, “We are not going to capture Gaza – we are going to free Gaza from Hamas.” He vowed to establish a peaceful civilian administration independent of Hamas or Palestinian Authority to secure the release of hostages and prevent future dangers.
Israeli military head Ile Zameer warned the cabinet that the business could take hostage and implicate the military, but is committed to executing the plan “in the best possible way.”
The people of Israel are divided, many suspect that Operation will eliminate Hamas’s rule or safe hostages. Opposition leader Yare Lapid called the cabinet’s decision “total disaster”.
In Washington, supports bipartisan support for Israel, but Netanyahu’s war strategy and human toll have eradicated some public opinion, such as rape. Marjori Taylor Green called the struggle a “genocide”. Sen Berney Sanders received support for Israel to block arms sales.
Saudi Arabia condemned Netanyahu’s Gaza Acquisition Scheme against the Palestinians, condemning the crimes of starvation, cruel practices and caste cleaning.
The Associated Press reported that the intermediary of Egypt and Qatar, cooperating with the US, allegedly preparing a ceasefire structure related to the release of the hostages in exchange for ending the war, and the return of Israel, the Associated Press said.
Will Wil’s Toddman for Strategic and International Studies warned about the risks of Israel’s possession for a long time without a clear exit scheme, saying, “Until the United States changes its stand, I feel that eventually, Israel will continue with the plan.” (AI)
