Netanyahu, speaking from Gaza, asserts that Israel will not withdraw: "There is work to be done, and we will complete it."
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On a Wednesday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited armed forces inside the Gaza Strip, where he declared that Israel would not withdraw from the area. During the visit, Netanyahu stated that Israeli forces retain control over 60 percent of the enclave, asserting that there is remaining work to be done that his government intends to complete.
The statements made by the Israeli prime minister regarding the military's ongoing presence and control in Gaza directly contradict the terms of a specific agreement, highlighting persistent tensions surrounding the operational future and territorial control of the enclave.
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Infobae (AR) - Snippet 1Focuses on Netanyahu's commitment to finish the remaining military work.
Infobae (AR) - Snippet 2Highlights the contradiction between Netanyahu's stance and an existing agreement.
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