US warning to Netanyahu: If you don’t finish the Gaza war, we will release you

The US media claimed that the US government has intensified pressure on the Zionist cabinet in recent days, with sources close to the White House warning the occupation regime’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu: “If you do not end this war, we will release it.”

Conscious sources told the Washington Post that Netanyahu is in the majority in Knesset and is politically able to end the war; But the prime minister of the occupation regime does not have the political determination to end the war.

Netanyahu has announced that it intends to seize the “Gaza Strip” completely, while also sending “minimal” human aid to the area. He warned that the widespread famine in Gaza could be a red line that would lose US support.

In a video posted on social media, Netanyahu said, “While we are going with a widespread force to fully control Gaza … we cannot allow the situation to come to famine; “Neither practical nor diplomatic.”

According to the Washington Post, Netanyahu described the resumption of aid as a “technical issue” at a cabinet meeting on Sunday evening.

He emphasized that even “Israel’s closest friends in the world”, including US politicians, have said they would like to arrest and defend the Zionist regime in the UN Security Council, but “they cannot tolerate collective famine.”

This is the first time that Zionist officials have acknowledged the crisis of hunger in Gaza, while international institutions have repeatedly warned of famine in the area. However, Palestinians in Gaza say that the low amount of aid promised cannot reduce the current humanitarian catastrophe.

According to Washington Post, Netanyahu’s sudden rotation came after new pressure from US President Donald Trump’s government. The Trump administration had asked Tel Aviv to end the war in Gaza in recent weeks.

According to the Gaza Ministry of Health, more than 6,000 Palestinians have been martyred in Gaza during the six months of war, most of whom were women and children. In recent days, the occupation regime’s air strikes have intensified and left hundreds of dead.

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