The “day after” the war in Gaza concerns everyone: politicians, military staff, Israeli society and across the Atlantic in the White House.
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“They sent us into battle and we expect that part of Gaza will remain under Israeli control indefinitely.”
“I don’t need help navigating our relationship with the US,” said the Israeli premier, after Itamar Ben-Gvir criticized Biden’s handling of the war.
The jihadist group is also demanding the release of terrorists who took part in the Oct. 7 Hamas invasion of southern Israel.
“The Palestinians want to flee Gaza, but they have to pay astronomical sums. This is a very, very profitable business. Egypt is behind it.”
The United Nations has sent a “reconnaissance mission” to northern Gaza as a first step toward the return of displaced residents.
UK football agent recalls Sderot siege horror.
“It amazed us to find such a pure place in this cursed area,” said the IDF commander of the 74th Armor battalion.
The major foreign policy shift would face deep opposition within Israel.
