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The Israeli leader says future negotiations to end the fire will be “held only under fire.”
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned that a wave of air strikes that killed hundreds of Palestinians in Gaza overnight is “only the beginning.”
In a television address on Tuesday night, Netanyahu said the Israeli forces would hit Hamas with “increasing force” and future negotiations to end the fire would “take place only under fire”.
“Hamas has already felt the weight of our strength in the last 24 hours and I want to assure you – and it is only the beginning,” said the Israeli leader.
“We will continue to fight for all our goals of the war – the release of all our hostages, the removal of Hamas and the promise that Gaza will no longer pose a threat to Israel.”
Netanyahu's challenging remarks come after Israel's deadly attacks in Gaza have broken brittle With Hamas, which began on January 19th.
Air strikes are killed at least 404 PalestiniansMany children have injured more than 560 others, according to the Gaza Ministry of Health.
The attack focused on wide layers of Gaza, including Khan Einnis and Rafa to the south, Gaza to the north and central regions such as Deir El-Balah, wiping entire families in the process.
The conversations of the second stage of the Israeli fire termination deal, which will be taken to release nearly 60 remaining captives of Hamas and establish a permanent fire, were in trouble for insisting Israel's insistence on the insistence of Israel that the The first phase to be extended By mid -April.
Israel last week rejected Hamas's proposal to release an American-Israel dual national and the bodies of four dead captives in exchange for the start of the second phase talks and the termination of Israeli blockade imposed earlier this month.
Hamas released about three dozen captives in exchange for nearly 2000 Palestinian prisoners since the start of the fire, which had been in a limb since March 1, when the first first stage expired.
Before the attack of Israel, the U.S. President of the United States Donald Trump, Steve Witcof, was insistence on a “bridge” proposal To expand the cessation of the fire beyond Ramadan and Easter.
According to the proposal, Hamas would have released additional living captives in exchange for prisoners while the countries worked on a frame for a permanent termination of the fire.
In his address on Tuesday, Netanyahu assigned the blame for the lack of progress in Hamas conversations.
“Until Israel accepted the proposal of President Trump's special envoy, Steve Vikof, Hamas flatly refused to do so,” Netanyahu said. “That is why I authorized yesterday the renewal of hostilities against Hamas.”
Netanyahu also accused Hamas of being responsible for “all unforeseen victims” in Gaza.
“The Palestinian civilians should avoid some contact with Hamas's terrorists, and I call on gas people to get out of harm,” he said.
“Move to more favorable areas.
