Israeli Minister Benny Gantz Defends Continued Operations in Rafah Despite ICJ Ruling
Israeli war cabinet minister Benny Gantz affirmed Israel's commitment to continue its military operations against Hamas in Rafah, aiming to secure the return of hostages and ensure citizen safety. This stance is taken despite the International Court of Justice's order to halt the operation, with adherence to international law emphasized.
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Israeli war cabinet minister Benny Gantz said Israel would continue its "just and necessary" war against Hamas to return its hostages and ensure its security after the International Court of Justice ordered it to halt its operation in Rafah.
"The State of Israel is committed to continue fighting to return its hostages and promise the security of its citizens - wherever and whenever necessary - including in Rafah," he said in a statement.
He said Israel would operate in accordance with international law, while safeguarding to the best extent possible the civilian population.
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