Netanyahu says that Israel “must end the job” against Hamas in Gaza, where he calls for talking about exit

When Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu began speaking at the United Nations General Assembly in New York on Friday, dozens of delegates from different countries of the room came out to protest.

Netyanyahu said his country “must end the job” against Hamas in Gaza and seek to do so “as soon as possible.” He said that Israel “crushed the largest part” of the “terrorist machine” group in the Hamas Armed Group.

He also celebrated what he described as a series of Israeli -Israeli victories last year included Targeting the Iranian nuclear program And the assassination of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah In Lebanon.

On Iran, President Trump thanked “for his bold and decisive work,” and said that the world “must remain awake.”

Netanyahu also addressed the hostages who are still detained in Gaza after the Hamas terrorist attack on October 7 on Israel, whether in Hebrew or English.

“Gaza has surrounded huge loudspeakers connected to this microphone in the hope that our dear hostages will hear my message,” he said. “Our brave heroes, this is Prime Minister Netanyahu talking to you who live from the United Nations. We have not forgotten, not even for one second. The people of Israel are with you. We will not get stuck and we will not rest until we all return to the house.”

Netanyahu said that if Hamas agreed to Israel’s demands, the war in Gaza may end immediately. He said that Israel will maintain “renewed security control” over the region, and “Hamas” will assemble. “

“Ghazan will create a peaceful civil authority by Ghazan and others who are committed to peace with Israel,” Netanyahu said.

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