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After embassy asks to get information on two inmates held in Israel, minister refuses, adding that visits would be allowed only if it exerts pressure on the terorrist organization to allow similar visits with Israeli captives held in Gaza.
The report states that Israel attacked a building in the Nuseirat refugee camp, where Issa may have been present. At this stage, there is no official confirmation of the report, neither from the Israeli side nor the Gazan side.
"I don’t know exactly what the president meant, but if he meant...that I’m pursuing private policies against the majority, the wish of the majority of Israelis, and that this is hurting the interests of Israel, then he’s wrong on both counts,” Netanyahu said in a clip of an interview with Politico, released by the prime minister's office on Sunday.
Protests over Israel's war in Gaza snarled traffic around the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles, slowing stars' arrival on the red carpet.
If the US had a Middle Eastern mindset rather than a Western one, it would exploit the humanitarian disaster that befell Gaza, and make clear to both Hamas and the mediators that the condition for "saving the starving residents of Gaza" is the swift end of Hamas, both militarily and in civilian life, and the release of all captives.
