The fighting between Israel and Hamas enters its fourth day today, with the death toll on both sides passing 1,600. What remains to be seen now is its fate. The fate of the approximately 150 hostages is that Israel may begin sending troops into Gaza at any time.
Israel announced a complete blockade of the Gaza Strip yesterday. They have begun to cut off electricity, water, transportation routes and various public utilities. After that, throughout last night until this morning. Israel has continued airstrikes and shelling Gaza. to destroy the stronghold of Hamas forces
What we are keeping an eye on right now is When will Israel begin its military offensive into Gaza? Because many nations are concerned about the more than 150 hostages, including 11 Thais, who were captured by Hamas. and threatened to execute these hostages without warning. Even though Israel's armed forces are more armed and capable than those of Hamas. But with the risk of harm to the hostages and the densely populated city of Gaza, with more than 2 million people living in a small area. It will hinder Israeli operations. Gaza also has a vast and complex network of underground tunnels. which Hamas uses to travel, hide, and store weapons.
Benjamin Netanyahu
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu recently announced that What happened was only the beginning of the response. which, when completed, will change the face of the Middle East. Where Hamas will suffer. His government will do whatever it takes to protect Israelis. Israeli leader which faced political opposition within the country Especially from the matter of trying to change the judicial system. causing protests throughout the country He called on the opposition parties to form a transitional government during the state of emergency. to abolish factions within the country Then join hands and fight for victory together.
At the same time, there were reports from Russian media that Mr. Mahmoud Abbas, President of Palestine, which is the opposite political pole of Hamas. will travel to visit Russia To discuss this conflict with Mr. Vladimir Putin, President of Russia.
Source: Thai News Agency