Netanyahu orders the army to take 70 percent of Gaza’s territory: This is only the beginning

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced at a conference that he has directed the Israeli military (IDF) to secure control over 70 percent of the Gaza Strip. Speaking at the event, Netanyahu stated, “Momentarily, we fully control 60 percent of the Gaza Strip’s territory… and my directive is to reach 70 percent.” When a participant suggested that Israel should aim for 100 percent control of Gaza, Netanyahu responded that the process would be phased but did not dismiss the possibility of that being the ultimate objective.

According to CNN, the Israeli leader emphasized, “We will start with 70 percent.” Netanyahu had previously acknowledged that Israeli control currently covers 60 percent of the Gaza Strip’s territory. This stated figure represents a notable increase in the percentage of the region under Israeli influence. The declaration outlines a specific, phased military objective for the ongoing operations in the Gaza Strip.

The statements from Netanyahu provide an updated benchmark regarding the extent of Israeli military presence and control across the Gaza Strip’s geographical area, setting a tangible goal of achieving a 70 percent operational reach.

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2 thoughts on “Netanyahu orders the army to take 70 percent of Gaza’s territory: This is only the beginning

  1. This announcement suggests a dramatic and far-reaching escalation of military control in Gaza.

  2. What are the specific plans or timelines for securing control over the remaining 70 percent of Gaza’s territory?

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