Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to “open the doors of hell” at Gaza on Sunday, if Hamas does not return all the hostages to the strategy of a joint US-Israel to take the Palestinian terrorists.
“We have a common strategy, and we cannot always share the details of this strategy with the public, in which the doors of hell will be opened, because they certainly if they are not released to all our hostages to the last one. Hai, “Netanyahu said in a joint statement that US State Secretary Marco Rubio visited.
The statement said, “We will end Hamas’s military capacity and his political rule in Gaza.” “We will bring all our hostages home, and we will ensure that Gaza is not a threat to Israel again.
Netanyahu said, “United States’s uneven support on Gaza will help us achieve these objectives faster and install us on a route for a different future.”
He said he said Rubio “discussed with US President Donald Trump” with a bold vision for Gaza’s future and would work to ensure that the vision becomes a reality “.
Trump recently suggested that the US captures the Gaza Strip and converts it to “Riviera of Middle East”, while in other countries two million in the area of ​​Palestinian residents, ie Egypt and Jordan resumed. .
The proposal has triggered global outrage.
Rubio on Sunday admitted that Trump’s proposal for Gaza “could be surprised and surprised”.
But he said, “The President was also very bold about what the future should be for Gaza, not the tired thoughts like the past, but something that is bold and something, which is clearly more courageous. And takes sight.
Rubio said, “Whatever cannot be released is the same cycle where we repeat repeatedly and give air to the same place.” “Hamas cannot continue as an army or a government force … they should be abolished … it should be erased.”
He said that the first priority for Trump is that the hostage held in Gaza since Hamas’s October 7, 2023 attack, “needs to come home, he needs to be released” “
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