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The Israeli military announced Sunday a halt fighting during daytime hours in southern Gaza, to free up a backlog of humanitarian aid.
But Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressed opposition, calling the move "unacceptable."
Lee Eun-jin reports.
On Sunday, the Israeli military announced daily tactical pauses in fighting between the hours of 8 AM and 7 PM, local time, until further notice.
The pause applies to one of the main roads that are vital to delivering aid in Gaza, in the area from the Kerem Shalom Crossing to the Salah al-Din Road and northwards.
The pause during the daytime hours will help facilitate humanitarian aid to Palestinians in areas that have been blocked since Israeli military operations in Rafah began in early May.
Outside the daily pauses, the Israeli military will continue operations in Rafah.
However, according to an Israeli military officer, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressed opposition to the plan calling it "unacceptable."
Netanyahu's reaction further shows political tensions between members of the coalition government and the military over strategies for the ongoing war.
This comes just a week after former minister Benny Gantz resigned from the war cabinet and his criticism of Netanyahu for the lack of a clear post-war strategy.
Opinion polls show that Israelis support their government's goal of destroying Hamas, but have also been protesting that the government needs to do more to bring home around 120 hostages still held by Hamas.
International pressure calling for a ceasefire to the war in Gaza continues to grow,
but more than eight months into the fighting, a solution to the crisis remains out of reach.
Lee Eunjin, Arirang News.
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2024-06-17, 12:00 (KST)
The Israeli military announced Sunday a halt fighting during daytime hours in southern Gaza, to free up a backlog of humanitarian aid.
But Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressed opposition, calling the move "unacceptable."
Lee Eun-jin reports.
On Sunday, the Israeli military announced daily tactical pauses in fighting between the hours of 8 AM and 7 PM, local time, until further notice.
The pause applies to one of the main roads that are vital to delivering aid in Gaza, in the area from the Kerem Shalom Crossing to the Salah al-Din Road and northwards.
The pause during the daytime hours will help facilitate humanitarian aid to Palestinians in areas that have been blocked since Israeli military operations in Rafah began in early May.
Outside the daily pauses, the Israeli military will continue operations in Rafah.
However, according to an Israeli military officer, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressed opposition to the plan calling it "unacceptable."
Netanyahu's reaction further shows political tensions between members of the coalition government and the military over strategies for the ongoing war.
This comes just a week after former minister Benny Gantz resigned from the war cabinet and his criticism of Netanyahu for the lack of a clear post-war strategy.
Opinion polls show that Israelis support their government's goal of destroying Hamas, but have also been protesting that the government needs to do more to bring home around 120 hostages still held by Hamas.
International pressure calling for a ceasefire to the war in Gaza continues to grow,
but more than eight months into the fighting, a solution to the crisis remains out of reach.
Lee Eunjin, Arirang News.
#Israeli_military #Gaza_war #Tactical_pause #Israel_Hamas_war #MiddleEast #이스라엘군 #전투중단 #Arirang_News #아리랑뉴스
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2024-06-17, 12:00 (KST)
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