Netanyahu Denies International Force in Philadelphi Corridor
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has dismissed rumors of Israel considering an international force deployment in the Philadelphi Corridor, a strategic border area between Gaza and Egypt. Netanyahu affirmed Israel's control to prevent Hamas rearmament and the repetition of past aggressions.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has dismissed rumors suggesting that Israel might agree to the deployment of an international force along the Philadelphi Corridor, a narrow border strip between Gaza and Egypt.
In a firm statement, Netanyahu emphasized Israel's commitment to controlling the corridor to prevent Hamas from rearming and potentially repeating the violence witnessed on October 7.
This stance highlights Israel's continuing focus on ensuring its national security and preventing further conflicts with Hamas.
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