Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has clarified his strategy and future plan regarding the Gaza struggle. He removing international concerns said that Israel would “not capture Gaza” but eventually hand over it to an interim rule.
Main objective of war
Netanyahu gave two major goals: 1. Complete destruction of Hamas and 2. Return of all Israeli hostages. He said that this war could end immediately, “probably only tomorrow”, if Hamas lay unconditionally arms and releases the hostages.
War Plan
Netanyahu said that a security perimeter would be built in Gaza after the war, so that there is no threat to Israel in future. He says that the land of Gaza will not be under Israeli control, but will be subject to a new power that will ensure safety of borders while avoiding permanent military occupation.
It was important to tell human aspect
Netanyahu said that “the innocents have to be separated from Hamas.” He made it clear that Hamas is a terrorist organization that works among the common people, which makes it difficult to identify and target it. His gesture was that the common citizens of Gaza should be seen separately from Hamas leadership, whom Israel holds responsible for this struggle.
Netanyahu’s last message
Prime Minister Netanyahu made it clear in his point that Israel is not planning any long -term military possession. His strategy involves establishing a new governance system, not permanently controlling Gaza, but ensuring security.