WAR AGAINST HAMAS: 200 TARGETS HIT IN GAZA, “IT’S JUST THE BEGINNING”, SAYS NETHANYAHU

War Against Hamas: 200 Targets Hit in Gaza, It’s just the beginning, Says Nethanyahu

The ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas has taken a violent turn, with Israel hitting over 200 targets in Gaza as at the time of filing this report and Hamas is threatening to kill Israeli and American hostages.

Meanwhile the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Nethanyahu has warned that this is “just the beginning.”

The cycle of violence and retaliation seems to be spiraling out of control, with no end in sight.

The violence between Israel and Gaza escalated over the weekend, after Hamas militants carried out horrific terrorist attacks on Israeli settlements.

These attacks led to a military response by Israel, and the situation has continued to spiral out of control.

With both sides experiencing unimaginable casualties, for the first time in recent Palestine-Israeli conflict the israelis have lost over 700 civilians and Palestine losing over 500 innocent civilians.

The attacks on Saturday began when Hamas militants opened fire on a crowd of people attending a musical concert in an Israeli settlement.

More than 260 people were killed in the attack, which also involved the use of grenades and other weapons.

The attacks continued even after civilians had taken shelter in the bomb shelters.

The militants showed no regard for the safety of innocent people, and continued firing and also throwing grenades into the shelters.

This has left many people in Israel feeling vulnerable and afraid for their lives.

In response to the unprecedented and dastardly attacks, the Israeli government has vowed to take decisive action to stop Hamas and prevent further attacks by hitting over 200 targets just in one day.

The israeli defence minister have ordered a complete siege of Gaza

This may include a full-scale assault on Hamas’ military infrastructure, and even the overthrow of the Hamas government in Gaza.

However, this could lead to further loss of life, and may not be the best way to achieve a lasting peace in the region.

In a disturbing development, Hamas has threatened to kill over 100 hostages, including 11 Americans, if Israel does not stop its military actions.

This is a worrying escalation of the situation, and has led to calls for an immediate de-escalation of tensions by international leaders.

However, it remains to be seen whether either side is willing to back down at this point.

According to reports, top U.S. military personnel have been drawn into the situation, with a focus on rescuing the hostages who are believed to be trapped inside Gaza.

This is a very dangerous situation, and could potentially lead to direct U.S. military involvement in the conflict.

However, the U.S. government has not yet made any official announcements about its plans.

It is believed that the U.S. military is considering a number of options to rescue the hostages, including a possible air or ground assault on Gaza.

However, such an operation would be highly risky, and could lead to significant casualties on both sides.

In addition, there is concern that Hamas may use the hostages as human shields, making any rescue operation even more difficult.

One option that has been discussed is the use of special operations forces, such as Navy SEALs or Army Rangers, to carry out a covert rescue mission.

This would be extremely risky, but could potentially be the only way to ensure the safety of the hostages.

However, there is also the possibility of a larger-scale military operation, such as a naval blockade or airstrikes on Hamas targets.

It’s important to understand that Gaza is one of the most densely populated places on earth, and has been under blockade by Israel and Egypt since 2007.

This blockade has severely limited the flow of goods and people in and out of Gaza, leading to severe shortages of basic necessities like food, water, and medicine.

In addition, the economy in Gaza has been devastated by the blockade, with unemployment rates as high as 50%.

These economic and humanitarian conditions have contributed to the underlying tensions that have led to the recent violence.

Many experts believe that the violent tactics of Hamas have actually worked against their interests, making it more difficult for the international community to take their cause seriously.

Hamas’ use of violence has also damaged its relationship with more moderate Palestinian groups, such as the Palestinian Authority, which has called for a peaceful resolution to the conflict.

In addition to damaging its relationships with other Palestinian groups, Hamas’ violent tactics have also made it more difficult to achieve a lasting peace with Israel.

For example, Israel has argued that it cannot negotiate with a group that is committed to its destruction, and has used Hamas’ violence as justification for its own military actions.

On the other hand, Hamas argues that its use of violence is justified by the Israeli occupation of Palestinian territory and the suffering of the Palestinian people.

The conflict in Gaza is a complex and multifaceted issue, with no easy answers or simple solutions.

On one hand, the violence perpetrated by Hamas is destructive and counterproductive, and has only served to harden the positions of both sides.

On the other hand, the Palestinian people have legitimate grievances and suffer greatly under the Israeli occupation.

To move forward, it is essential that both sides recognize the humanity and dignity of the other, and commit to peaceful negotiation and compromise.

In the end, the conflict in Gaza is not just about violence and destruction, but about the hopes and dreams of two peoples who both call this land their home.

If we can find a way to recognize the humanity of the other side, and work towards a just and peaceful future, then perhaps there is hope for a better tomorrow.