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Peace negotiations will now only take place as Israel continues to hit Hamas, Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced on Tuesday in the middle of a renewed military offensive campaign in Gaza.
“From now on, negotiations will resume only under fight,” Netyahu said in a brief public message.
The challenging Israeli Prime Minister Hamas said, he had “denied” to commit and return to the hostages and blame the media for “echo (ing) propaganda of Hamas” amid accusations that he had renewed the struggle for his own political survival.
Israel demolishes hutí ballistics after the high fire collapses
The Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, blamed the media for resting Hamas “lies” about him extending war on his own political survival (Yair Sagi/Pool through Reuters)
“I hear that commentators report resolving in studies, as if the IDF recommendation and IDF actions are derived from political considerations,” he said.
“They are not shame. They have no red lines. They simply echo Hamas propaganda over and over again.”
Netanyahu continued: “We extended the high fire for weeks when we do not receive hostages. We send delegations to Doha. We send delegations to Cairo. We made proposals together with the mediators. We accepted the proposal of the American envoy, (Steve) Witkoff. In contrast, Hamas has repeatedly rejected each offer.”
The Israel Army launched a large -scale bombing campaign on Tuesday, breaking the fire that had been in force since the end of January. The offensive mission killed at least 404 people, according to the Gaza Ministry of Health, directed by Hamas, which would make it one of the most mortal days of the war since October 7, 2023, if it is true.
“I want to make sure: this is just the beginning,” said Netanyahu.
Meanwhile, Israel said he intercepted a Missile of Yemen’s hutis on Tuesday night after offensive attacks led by the United States in 30 Houthi goals during the weekend.
“The Zionistas will pay their crimes against children, women and civilians,” Hazam El-Assad, a senior Houthi official, published in X.
The Palestinians are directed to flee from their homes, after the Israeli army issued evacuation orders for several neighborhoods, after heavy Israeli strikes, in the strip of northern Gaza on March 18, 2025 (Reuters/Mahmoud Issa)
Netanyahu in his statement said that Israel was “changing the face of the Middle East.”
“It has been demonstrated in recent months, military pressure brings to hostages, we already have many of them home.”
The prime minister said that Hamas was the culprit of “all civil victims.”
“Israel does not address the Palestinian civilians. We go to Hamas’ terrorists. And when these terrorists are embedded in civil areas, when they use civilians as human shields, they are responsible for all involuntary casualties.”
“Palestinian civilians should avoid any contact with Hamas ‘terrorists, and I call the people of Gaza, get out of the way. Move to safer areas. Because each civil victim is a tragedy and each civil victim is Hamas’ fault.”
The Israeli Defense Forces (FDI) and the Israel Security Agency (ISA) said in a joint statement that their air attacks had eliminated Essam Al-Da’alis, “the most important figure of the authority in the Gaza Strip.”
The FDI and ISA also determined with “high probability” that Israeli attacks eliminated Mahmoud Marchuk Ahmed Abu-Watfa, the Minister of Internal Affairs in charge of the Internal Security Forces of Hamas; Bahajat Hassan Mohammed Abu-Fullan, who served as head of Hamas internal security forces; and Ahmed Amar Abdullah Alhata, who served as Hamas Minister of Justice.
The White House supported Israel’s movements to renew the bombing campaign, even when European leaders condemned them.
“Hamas could have published Haranes to extend the fire, but instead he chose the refusal and war,” said the National Security Council spokesman (NSC), Brian Hughest, Fox News Digital.
Netanyahu thanked Trump for his “unwavering support.” “Our alliance with the United States has never been stronger.”
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During the high two -month fire, 33 hostages were returned to Israel in exchange for almost 1,800 Palestinian prisoners.
Some 59 hostages remain in Hamas’ captivity, although Israel believes that about 35 of them are dead.
Louis Casiano, Trey Yingst and The Associated Press of Fox News) contributed to this report.
