Israel’s reaction to indiscriminate attacks by Hamas terrorists against civilian targets in Tel Aviv and other Israeli cities took a step further late Thursday, when Israel Defense Forces soldiers began a ground offensive in Gaza. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has stressed that the offensive launched on the Gaza Strip in response to the rocket fire “is not over yet” and has assured that this operation has made it possible to inflict “significant blows” against Hamas and others ” terrorist groups »operating in said territory. The Israeli Defense Forces carried out the most intense night of bombings from Thursday to Friday – more than 100 – as part of a cross-attack with Palestinian militias that has left more than a hundred dead in the Gaza Strip and nine in Israel. “In the last day, we have attacked targets underground. Hamas thought it could hide there, but it can’t, “Netanyahu warned, in a video message in which he made it clear that” they can’t escape. ” “We can reach them anywhere,” he added. The Israeli prime minister has promised that the militiamen “will pay a very high price” for the projectiles that have been firing from the Strip for days and that have hit several cities. For this reason, he has defended that the offensive “is not over yet” and that Israel will do “everything necessary” to “regain the security of its cities and its citizens.”Netanyahu, who has appreciated the support of several international leaders, including US President Joe Biden, has insisted that Israel acts “in self-defense” and has accused Hamas of “hiding behind civilians” after Palestinian authorities and international organizations have denounced attacks against civilian infrastructure and the death of more than thirty children. The Israeli government maintains open the possibility of starting a ground offensive on Gaza – the last one was in 2014 – and for now it is not willing to a ceasefire, something that would have personally transferred an Egyptian delegation that visited the Strip this week and Tel Aviv.
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