While the conflicts between Israel and Palestine continue for the 23rd day, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected the international community’s calls for a ceasefire. At the press conference, Netanyahu stated that Israel did not start the war but would win it, and claimed that Hamas was part of the “axis of evil” formed by Iran.
“WE WILL THROW THEM TO THE DUMP OF HISTORY”
Emphasizing that just as the United States would not accept a ceasefire after the Pearl Harbor bombing in World War II or the terrorist attack on September 11, 2001, Israel would not accept the end of hostilities with Hamas after the terrible attacks on October 7, Netanyahu said: “Calls for a ceasefire It is a call for Israel to surrender to Hamas, to surrender to terrorism, to surrender to barbarism. “This will not happen,” he said.
Quoting the Bible, Netanyahu emphasized that there are times of peace and war, and now is the time for war, saying, “A war for our common future. “Today we are drawing a line between the forces of civilization and the forces of barbarism,” he said.
Asked whether he was considering resigning, Netanyahu said, “We will throw them into the dustbin of history. This is my goal. This is my responsibility.”
Regarding the civilians killed in Israeli attacks in the Gaza Strip, Netanyahu suggested that there should be “a moral distinction between the intentional killing of innocents and the unintentional deaths that accompany every legitimate war.”
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