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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told Israelis on Wednesday that the Israel Defense Forces were preparing to begin the attack on the last Hamas battalions in the city of Rafah, despite White House opposition.
Israel has said that control of Rafah is crucial to victory in the war, both to eliminate the remaining four Hamas battalions in southern Gaza , and to prevent Hamas leaders from escaping. At the beginning, we agreed that Hamas needs to be eliminated. But during the war, it is no secret, there have been disagreements between us on the best way to achieve this goal.
President Biden, whose support I appreciate, asked to present us with the proposals from his side in the humanitarian sphere, and also on other topics. As I have promised you time and again, we are determined to achieve total victory, and we will achieve it.
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