Prime Minister of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu, He warned this Sunday before a meeting with the military cabinet ahead of a new round of negotiations on a truce in Gaza, which He is not going to stop the war or call elections. despite growing “international pressure”.

“In the international community there are those Now they’re trying to stop the war before all his goals are achieved,” Netanyahu insisted this Sunday in Tel Aviv, which he said would be tantamount to his loss.

The Prime Minister reiterated his three main goals: to eliminate Hamas, free the hostages and ensure that Gaza “no longer poses a threat to Israel” what he said suggested an invasion of Rafah.

“We will work in Rafah. “This is the only way to destroy the remaining bloody Hamas battalions and the only way to apply the military pressure necessary to free all our hostages,” he said.

Since the start of the war in the Palestinian enclave Netanyahu maintains the pulse of the international community. even with its great ally, the United States, asking them not to invade Rafah unless they can guarantee the safety of the 1.4 million displaced people in the north.

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“And to our friends in the international community I say: Do they really have that little memory? Have they so quickly forgotten October 7, the worst massacre committed against Jews since the Holocaust? “Are you so quick to deny Israel the right to defend itself against the monsters of Hamas?” – he reproached them.

Finally, Netanyahu criticized those who, both within the mass protests and outside his country, are calling for new elections: “They do this because they know that elections will stop the war now. and they will paralyze the country for at least six months.”

On March 15, Senate Democratic Majority Leader Chuck Schumer accused Netanyahu of being the main “obstacle” to achieving peace in the region and demanded that elections be called.

“Instead of putting pressure on Israel, which is waging an unjust war against an enemy that could not be more brutal, direct your pressure on Hamas and its patron: Iran. “It is they who pose a danger to the region and the whole world,” said.

(EFE)