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'Next stage is coming,' Netanyahu tells Israeli infantrymen outside Gaza
The humanitarian crisis in Gaza is worsening, with concerns that people are facing the threat of starvation. The Palestinian health ministry reported that over 2,000 individuals have lost their lives in the past week of conflict in the Hamas-controlled enclave.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited Israeli infantrymen outside the Gaza Strip on Saturday, his office said in a statement, and an accompanying video showed him telling them: "You ready for the next stage? The next stage is coming."
He did not elaborate in the video, which showed the infantrymen nodding in response to his question.The humanitarian crisis in Gaza is worsening, with concerns that people are facing the threat of starvation. The Palestinian health ministry reported that over 2,000 individuals have lost their lives in the past week of conflict in the Hamas-controlled enclave.
First Published:Oct 14, 2023, 20:58:53 IST
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