Israel: PM Benjamin Netanyahu's tone changed after America's protest! Said- Israel does not want to occupy GazaA

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said that his country does not want to occupy, administer or conquer Gaza. However, he said that a credible force would be needed in Gaza, which could prevent the terrorist threat from emerging if necessary. It is noteworthy that during a recent interview, Benjamin Netanyahu said that after the end of the war with Hamas, Israel will take responsibility for the security of Gaza forever. In a way, this was seen as Israel's desire to occupy Gaza. However, America has said that if Israel captures Gaza after the war, it will oppose it. Now it is clear from Netanyahu's statement that after America's opposition, Israel's tone has also changed.

America expressed displeasure

Let us tell you that America is openly supporting Israel in the Israel-Hamas war, but recently, in a statement, US President Joe Biden clearly said that Israel's occupation of Gaza would be a big mistake. However, in an interview with an American TV channel last week, Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu said that after the end of the war with Hamas, Israel will take responsibility for the security of Gaza forever so that an attack like that of Hamas cannot happen again.

After this statement by Netanyahu, US officials have again warned Israel against occupying Gaza and said that if Israel occupies Gaza then America will oppose Israel. Now in an interview with the American media on Thursday, Benjamin Netanyahu's tone appeared to have changed and he said that Israel does not want to capture or conquer Gaza but he wants a reliable force to be present in Gaza that can stop the rise of terrorism. Could.

Palestine Authority government can be formed in Gaza

US government officials say the Palestinian Authority government, which rules the West Bank, should take over the administration of Gaza after the fighting. Recently, when US Secretary of State Antony Blinken visited the West Bank, during that time too, in his meeting with Palestine Authority President Mahmoud Abbas, he talked about forming a Palestine Authority government in Gaza. However, Mahmoud Abbas has said in his latest statement that he will not form a government in Gaza based on Israeli tanks but a solution should be found based on political negotiations.

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