Netanyahu: War with self-governing organizations in the West Bank is not unlikely
| In a speech, the Prime Minister of Israel claimed that after the war, the military control of Gaza will remain in the hands of this regime and the management of urban affairs will be transferred to the self-governing organizations. |
According to the report of Fars News Agency International Group, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said today (December 21) that there is a possibility of a military confrontation with the self-governing organizations in the West Bank and that Gaza will not be under military control under any circumstances. The organization will not come.
According to Al Jazeera, Netanyahu claimed in an interview with Israel Army Radio that Israel will take over the military control of Gaza and the management of urban affairs will be left to the self-governing organizations.
The Prime Minister of Israel also said in connection with the efforts of the world countries to stop the war in Gaza: “We will not give in to international pressure”.
He He also said about the situation in the West Bank: “The government does not consider the possibility of a war against the forces of self-governing organizations in the West Bank unlikely and has made extraordinary plans to deal with such an event.” Last night, the Israeli regime said in the parliament (Knesset) that there is no difference between Hamas and the self-governing organizations; He said: “While Hamas wants to destroy us now, the organization plans to do this in several stages.” He was in the Knesset Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee. He added: “The Palestinian Authority will not rule Gaza under any circumstances, we will be responsible for the security in Gaza after the war.” Netanyahu added in this meeting: “1200 The death toll during the Hamas massacre on October 7 is equal to the death toll from the Oslo Accords in 1992; This agreement was a mistake that created a fake peace with the Palestinians and made it possible to establish self-governing organizations.” There is no conflict between Israeli soldiers and Palestinian youths in this area. According to the latest statistics, 278 people have been martyred and 3,300 others have been injured in the West Bank since October 15 (the beginning of the Al-Aqsa storm battle).
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