Hertz columnist: resuming attacks to Gaza crime

According to RCO News Agency, Gidon Levi, a columnist and editorial member of the Hebrew -language newspaper Haaretz, told Anatolia News that despite the six months of attacks and destruction left in Gaza that occurred by Israel, the Zionist regime failed to achieve its goals.

“The resumption of attacks on Gaza is not only a crime but also immoral,” he told Anatolia News Agency.

He asked Israel whether it would achieve their goals in six months by killing four others, as it has so far failed to kill more than five victims.

The Zionist reporter, claiming that Israel had no plans, pointed to a joint belief in many Israelis and foreign observers, saying that Israel is launching deadly attacks to maintain the Zionist Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government.

Gidon Levi further emphasized that killing four children on March 5, when Israel resumed its attacks, had nothing to do with fighting terrorism, defending themselves or the release of hostages. There is a moment when no word can express the anger and shame of what we are doing now.

The Israeli reporter further insisted that Israel had violated the ceasefire agreement “in one way” and that Israel was responsible for this unilateral violation.

He further said that the Netanyahu government has refused to start the second phase or withdraw from the Philadelphi Corridor. Also, Zionist prisoners in Gaza are not the top priority of Netanyahu, and he has proven it several times.

The Israeli reporter emphasized that the resumption of attacks on Gaza is about Israeli domestic politics, saying: “Netanyahu knows that even after five years of killing and war, goals will not be achieved. “These are just a way to maintain its own government.”

Levi said the world is currently busy in Ukraine than Gaza, and US President Donald Trump has shown Israel the only one who could stop Israeli attacks. None of the programs arranged for Gaza is serious.

While condemning the Trump program to control the Gaza Strip, he said it was a “joke” and said that more than 5 million people in Gaza could not be homeless.

“No one will replace the Palestinian group of Hamas, and there is no work in Gaza at the moment,” the Israeli reporter emphasized that the Egyptian plan is good for Gaza.

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