Netanyahu says new military offensive in Gaza will be wider than announced
Summary
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced a more extensive military action in Gaza, aiming to neutralize Hamas strongholds. The operation has sparked criticism, and there are reports of journalists being killed in airstrikes. Meanwhile, Netanyahu has consulted with U.S. President Donald Trump, who has shown support for Israel's actions.Key Facts
- Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu announced a broader military offensive in Gaza to dismantle Hamas strongholds.
- The United Nations reports over a half-million displaced people in camps in Gaza that Israel now targets.
- An airstrike killed Al Jazeera correspondent Anas al-Sharif and several other journalists.
- Israel stated al-Sharif was posing as a journalist and linked him to Hamas; al-Sharif denied political ties.
- Netanyahu discussed the plan with U.S. President Trump, who expressed support for Israel.
- Netanyahu stated the goal is not to occupy Gaza but to demilitarize it and establish a non-Israeli civilian administration.
- The United States defended Israel at a UN Security Council meeting, countering allegations against Israel.
- China and Russia criticized the military actions, warning of severe humanitarian impacts in Gaza.
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