Israel's security cabinet has greenlit a controversial plan to take control of Gaza City, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced Friday. The move, described as a bid to 'assure our security and remove Hamas,' signals a major escalation in the ongoing conflict. Netanyahu told Fox News the goal is to 'enable the population to be free of Gaza'—a statement met with swift backlash from Hamas, which accused Israel of undermining negotiations.
Hamas fired back, calling Netanyahu's remarks a 'clear reversal' of diplomatic efforts and evidence of 'true motives' behind stalled talks. The decision comes amid heightened global scrutiny over the humanitarian impact of the war, with young activists worldwide demanding urgent de-escalation.
Analysts say the takeover plan could reshape the region's geopolitical landscape, affecting everything from energy markets to international aid routes. For now, all eyes remain on Gaza as tensions reach a boiling point. 🔥
