Netanyahu rejects ceasefire, Vows to continue Gaza offensive with full force

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is standing firm against calls for a Gaza ceasefire.

The Israeli PM demanded the release of all 239 hostages held by Hamas.

Without their release, he insists the offensive will continue at full force.

Netanyahu also outlined plans for Israel to maintain complete security control over Gaza post-hostilities, granting IDF forces the freedom to enter and target Hamas.

This comes amid a dire situation in Gaza’s hospitals, including the besieged Al Shifa, where fuel shortages have left around 20,000 Palestinians seeking refuge.

Meanwhile, Palestinian media reports 1,130 attack incidents during the ongoing Gaza conflict, resulting in 11,000 deaths and over 27,000 injuries.

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