Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has vowed to push forward with military objectives in Gaza 'without exception,' despite mounting humanitarian concerns and stalled ceasefire talks. In a Cabinet meeting Monday, he outlined plans to defeat Hamas, free hostages, and ensure Gaza 'never again threatens Israel.' 🔥
The announcement comes as indirect negotiations with Hamas collapse, with Israel's Channel 12 reporting Netanyahu may expand military control over Gaza. Meanwhile, U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff met with hostage families, signaling Washington's push for a conflict-ending roadmap. 🤝
International efforts gained momentum Tuesday as Qatar and Egypt backed a French-Saudi proposal supporting a two-state solution. The plan urges Hamas to disarm and transfer power to the Palestinian Authority—a move Hamas cautiously entertains but insists must be 'Palestinian-led.' 🕊️
With over 34,000 Palestinians killed since October (per Gaza health officials), global pressure grows for a resolution. Yet Netanyahu remains firm: 'We will achieve all goals—there are no exceptions.' 💥
