Israel Netanyahu warns the deadly Gaza “only the beginning” Israeli conflict news

The Israeli leader says future ceasefire negotiations “will only be shown under fire.”

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has warned that a wave of air strikes that killed hundreds of Palestinians in Gaza overnight is “the beginning only.”

In a televised speech on Tuesday evening, Netanyahu said that the Israeli forces would strike Hamas with a “increasing force” and the ceasefire negotiations in the future “that only occur under fire.”

The Israeli leader said: “I have already felt our strength in the past 24 hours, and I want to assure you – and they – this is just the beginning,” the Israeli leader said.

“We will continue to fight to achieve all our goals in the war – to issue all our hostages, eliminate Hamas, and the promise that Gaza will not pose a threat to Israel.”

Netanyahu’s challenging notes come after the deadly Israeli attacks were destroyed by Gaza Firing With Hamas, which started on January 19.

Air strikes were killed At least 404 PalestiniansMany children have injured more than 560 others, according to the Ministry of Health in Gaza.

The attack targeted large areas of Gaza, including Khan Yunis and Rafah in the south, Gaza City in the north, and the central areas such as Deir Pala, which gives entire families in this process.

Talks in the second phase of the Israel-Husass for the ceasefire, which will witness the launch of nearly 60 Asir Hamas and the establishment of a permanent cease The first stage has been extended Until mid -April.

Last week, Israel rejected an offer from Hamas to release an Israeli Israel The Israeli blockade I was imposed earlier this month.

Hamas has released about three dozens of prisoners for nearly 2000 Palestinian prisoners since the start of the ceasefire, which has been forgotten since March 1, when the first six -week stage ended.

Before the assault of Israel, the President of the United States for the Middle East in the United States, Steve Witkev, Steve Witkeov Click on the “Bridge” suggestion To extend the ceasefire beyond Ramadan and Easter.

Under the proposal, Hamas had fired an additional livelihood in exchange for prisoners while the two sides were working on a permanent ceasefire frame.

In his speech on Tuesday, Netanyahu blamed the progress of the conversations directly in Hamas.

Netanyahu said: “While Israel accepted the offer of President Trump’s special envoy, Steve Witkeov, Hamas has categorically refused to do so.” “That is why yesterday authorized the renewal of military action against Hamas.”

Netanyahu also accused Hamas of being responsible for “all unintended losses” in Gaza.

He said: “Palestinian civilians must avoid any contact with Hamas terrorists, and I call on the people of Gaza, from the damage.”

“Transfer to the safest areas.