Netanyahu thanked the Biden administration for its continued backing, including approval for a new emergency weapons sale, the second this month, and prevention of a UN Security Council resolution seeking an immediate ceasefire.
He created the impression of wanting to get closer to Israel, and even met with Herzog and Netanyahu, but then came the October 7 massacre that had the Turkish president revert to the position of supporting terrorist organizations.
Israel should seek consensus (especially by having the US on board) on the idea that the existence of tunnels in the strip violates the principle of demilitarization and that the Palestinian residents will not be able to live their lives in areas that have not been cleared.
The report further claimed that the attack was aimed against a delegation that had landed at the airport and met with other senior figures. The sources claimed that this was a more significant event than the elimination of former Quds Force commander Qassem Soleimani about four years ago.
A former IDF chief already declared that Israel lost. Why make such irresponsible statements, when our soldiers are giving their lives in Gaza – statements like that can hurt their fighting spirit and engender doubts that their sacrifice is in vain. Ben-Gurion, Rabbi Kook, and Deborah the Prophetess answer him.
