Netanyahu uses Gaza and West Bank in electoral fight
The article focused on the statements made by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in which he affirmed Israel's determination to continue military and political pressure to disarm Hamas in the Gaza Strip, and his rejection of establishing a Palestinian state or withdrawing from the West Bank. Netanyahu clarified that his goal is to eliminate Hamas and to confirm that disarming it is central to his policy, and he is willing to accept international forces to carry out this mission. He also threatened to deter Iran and Hezbollah, expressed concern about the opposition's potential impact and the possibility of losing the upcoming elections on October 27, warning that an opposition victory could lead to withdrawals and measures against Palestinians. His speech emphasizes the continuation of a military approach, with a firm stance against the existence of a Palestinian state, amidst intra-coalition disagreements and an election campaign that prioritizes security and control over Palestinian lands.
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