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The Diplomatic-Security Cabinet has approved a wide-scale military operation in the Gaza Strip dubbed "Gideon’s Chariots," aimed at defeating Hamas and securing the release of Israeli hostages.
The plan includes conquering the Gaza Strip and holding territory, moving the civilian population southward for its protection, and preventing Hamas from distributing humanitarian aid.
"It's time to stop fearing the word occupation," Smotrich said, outlining Israel's strategy in Gaza and discussing ultra-Orthodox conscription at a conference.
The president has proposed implementing a 100% tariff on films produced outside the United States, citing the need to protect America's "dying" movie industry.
A senior Hamas official accuses Israel of pressuring Qatar to apply leverage on the terrorist group: 'We are in a confrontation with the Zionist enemy. This confrontation will not end as long as Palestine remains under occupation.'
