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Netanyahu Signals More Strikes on Hamas Amid Controversy

9/16/2025

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu indicated potential further strikes on Hamas leaders, citing self-defense rights beyond Israel's borders.
His remarks drew international criticism, including from US President Donald Trump.
The Israeli military is preparing ground operations in Gaza City, causing residents to flee south, often without resources.
Netanyahu and US Secretary of State Marco Rubio discussed military strategies and West Bank settlement expansions.
The Israeli government approved the E1 settlement project, which may split Palestinian populations.

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu indicated potential further strikes on Hamas leaders, citing self-defense rights beyond Israel's borders.
His remarks drew international criticism, including from US President Donald Trump.
The Israeli military is preparing ground operations in Gaza City, causing residents to flee south, often without resources.
Netanyahu and US Secretary of State Marco Rubio discussed military strategies and West Bank settlement expansions.
The Israeli government approved the E1 settlement project, which may split Palestinian populations.