The Egyptian Air Force moved immediately to Rafah after Netanyahu gave the green light to the Israeli army to intervene militarily

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Updates on the Al-Aqsa Flood operation presented in this episode of Samri Channel.
Starting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s statement that complete victory in Gaza is within reach, and his rejection of the latest offer from the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) for a ceasefire to ensure the return of the hostages who are still being held in the besieged Strip.

Netanyahu renewed his vow to destroy Hamas, saying that there is no alternative for Israel but to cause the collapse of Hamas. “The next day is the day after (eliminating) Hamas. All of Hamas,” he said in a press conference, as he insisted that complete victory over Hamas is the only solution to the Gaza war.

He added, "Continued military pressure is a necessary condition for the release of the hostages." Sami Abu Zuhri, head of Hamas' political department abroad, was quick to respond to Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, telling Reuters, "Netanyahu's statements are a kind of political arrogance, and he is concerned with the continuation of the conflict in the region."

He added, "Our message to everyone is that Hamas dealt flexibly with the Paris meeting paper and this from a position of strength, not weakness, and that Hamas is ready to deal with all options." Hamas leader Osama Hamdan also stated that a Hamas delegation headed by Khalil Al-Hayya will head to Egypt on Thursday to follow up on ceasefire talks with Egypt and Qatar. Hamas had proposed a ceasefire plan that would calm the bombing that the Gaza Strip has been subjected to for four and a half months, and that includes the release of all hostages, the withdrawal of Israeli army forces from the Gaza Strip, and reaching an agreement to end the war. Hamdan called on the Palestinian armed factions to continue fighting.

Hamas's proposal, the contents of which were first revealed by Reuters, comes in response to a previous proposal drawn up by the directors of the American and Israeli intelligence services and conveyed last week by Qatari and Egyptian mediators. US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken discussed the offer with Netanyahu after his arrival in Israel following talks with the leaders of Qatar and Egypt, which are volunteering to mediate in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.

Netanyahu rejects the establishment of a Palestinian state, which Saudi Arabia says is a condition for completing Saudi-Israeli normalization.

These diplomatic efforts come at a time of increased fighting in Gaza, as Israel seeks to control Khan Yunis, the main city in the south of the Strip. Israel said last week that it was planning to storm Rafah, a move that UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres described as “exacerbating what is already a humanitarian nightmare and having untold regional consequences.”

Today, Israeli forces bombed areas in the border city of Rafah, a day after Netanyahu rejected a proposal to end the war in Gaza and pledged to continue fighting, saying that “victory is near and only months away.”
Residents told the agency that Israeli aircraft bombed areas in Rafah this morning, killing at least 11 people due to raids on two homes, and tanks also bombed some areas east of Rafah, while the Israeli army did not announce this.
Egypt insists on its position that any entry of “armored, artillery, or crawler forces into the region is a clear Israeli violation of the Egyptian-Israeli peace treaty, the Camp David Treaty, and the crossings agreement,” according to the military expert. “At that time, Egypt has the right to take all measures to protect Egyptian national security.”
The Egyptian strategic expert, Saad Al-Zant, confirmed that “Egypt refuses to touch its borders or ignite fires and provoke crises near them, especially if the matter concerns one of its most important strategic directions and the most dangerous issues of Arab national security.”

Will Egypt and the Egyptian army get involved in a new war with the Israeli army after 45 years of peace following the Gaza war with Hamas?!
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