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In an interview with ABC News on Tuesday, Gideon Sa'ar said that Hamas is ready “to take the ‘Hezbollah model’ and to let someone else take care of the ruins they left behind in the Gaza strip,”
Sa'ar explained in a video on X, that he doesn't think Hamxs is ready or willing to disarm and willingly end the violence in Gaza and its 'holy war' against the Jews. And let's not pretend it's anything other than an Islamic-based war because the Jew killing began long before Israel was a Jewish state and it has nothing to do with Jewish occupation, but has more to do with Jews not being dead.
“If they will be ready to disarm,” Sa'ar said, “that would be a huge thing that could change the entire equation,” but he was clear that Hamxs “wants to continue to be the most powerful military force in the Gaza Strip in order to continue the war against Israel.”
ABC News correspondent Matt Gutman pressed Sa’ar, asking, “And you’re saying this is something Israel will not accept?”
“No, this is totally unacceptable,” the Israeli Foreign Minister responded. “Because for us, we will not be able to guarantee our security without this disarmament of Gaza Strip, of Hamas, of Islamic Jihad.”
Of course Sa'ar is correct: as long as Hamxs has one Hamxsshole still standing, that Jew-hating cretin will try to kill Jews.
While this interview was being held, US Special Envoy to the Middle East Steve Witkoff was landing in Doha, Qatar to meet mediators of Egypt and Qatar in negotiations between Israel and Hamxs regarding a new hostage deal and ceasefire.
According to a recent report in The Jerusalem Post, Israel has drafted a step-by-step plan to escalate pressure on Hamas if the terrorist group does not release the remaining hostages, Israeli security analysts told The Wall Street Journal.
The plan includes cutting off essential supplies, launching airstrikes, forcing Gazans who have returned to the north to evacuate again, and ultimately reentering the Gaza Strip if a deal is not reached. You know, the kind of strategic plan a nation at war would normally implement immediately, unless they're Israel and expected to supply their enemy with free food, electricity and other humanitarian aid. What other country in the history of the world does that save Israel?
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Israeli security analysts also explained that if economic and infrastructure pressures fail, the IDF may escalate to targeted airstrikes and special forces raids against Hamxs leadership and military positions, like in a real war.
While this interview was being held, US Special Envoy to the Middle East Steve Witkoff was landing in Doha, Qatar to meet mediators of Egypt and Qatar in negotiations between Israel and Hamxs regarding a new hostage deal and ceasefire.
According to a recent report in The Jerusalem Post, Israel has drafted a step-by-step plan to escalate pressure on Hamas if the terrorist group does not release the remaining hostages, Israeli security analysts told The Wall Street Journal.
The plan includes cutting off essential supplies, launching airstrikes, forcing Gazans who have returned to the north to evacuate again, and ultimately reentering the Gaza Strip if a deal is not reached. You know, the kind of strategic plan a nation at war would normally implement immediately, unless they're Israel and expected to supply their enemy with free food, electricity and other humanitarian aid. What other country in the history of the world does that save Israel?
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Israeli security analysts also explained that if economic and infrastructure pressures fail, the IDF may escalate to targeted airstrikes and special forces raids against Hamxs leadership and military positions, like in a real war.
Ultimately, Israeli forces may launch a full-scale military operation, deploying more troops than in previous conflicts with the objective of holding ground and effectively dismantling Hamxs’s remaining military infrastructure. Sources familiar with the plan described this as the most extensive operation to date.
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