Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu insists there will be no ceasefire in war against Hamas before hostages are returned. Netanyahu says Israel will operate 'full force' until victory is reached.
Netanyahu said Israel 'will not stop until we complete our mission' and that its only goal is to win. Click here to follow MailOnline's live coverage of Israel and the Pro-Palestine protestIsrael's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has insisted that there will be no ceasefire in the war against Hamas until all of the hostages are returned.
The position appears to run counter to post-war scenarios floated by Israel's closest ally, the United States, which has said it opposes an Israeli reoccupation of the territory. On Saturday, pressure was growing on Israel after frantic doctors at Gaza's largest hospital said the last generator had run out of fuel, causing the death of a premature baby, another child in an incubator and four other patients.In recent days, fighting near Al-Shifa and other hospitals in northern Gaza has intensified and supplies have run out.
Israel's military confirmed clashes outside the hospital, but Rear Admiral Daniel Hagari denied Al-Shifa was under siege. The 'unbearably desperate situation' at Al-Shifa must stop now, the International Committee of the Red Cross director general, Robert Mardini, said on social media. Thousands have fled Al-Shifa and other hospitals that have come under attack, but physicians said it's impossible for everyone to get out.
Israel's military released footage that it said showed tanks operating in Gaza. The footage showed shattered buildings, some on fire, and rubble-filled streets empty of anyone but troops. This picture taken from the Israeli side of the border with the Gaza Strip on November 11, 2023, shows smoke rising over buildings during an Israeli strike on the Palestinian enclave
The spokesman of the Hamas military wing said they were ambushing Israeli troops and vowed that Israel will face a long battle. The Qassam Brigades spokesman, who goes by Abu Obaida, acknowledged in audio aired on Al-Jazeera that the fight is disproportionate 'but it is terrifying the strongest force in the region'.
However, Israel has only agreed to brief daily periods during which civilians can flee the area of ground combat in northern Gaza and head south on foot along the territory's main north-south artery. Palestinian civilians and rights advocates have pushed back against Israel's portrayal of the southern evacuation zones as 'relatively safe'.
One of those killed was from the town of Jenin while the other two were from Arraba, a town to the southwest. The military on Saturday confirmed the deaths of five reserve soldiers; 46 Israeli soldiers have been killed in Gaza since the ground offensive began.
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