In a stern warning to Hamas, Israeli Prime Minister signals no immediate end to the ongoing conflict in Gaza. Speaking publicly, the PM emphasized that Israel's military will not withdraw its forces from the region until the militant group is "genuinely" disarmed, sparking concerns about a prolonged and potentially bloody stalemate. The statement comes as tensions remain high following a recent surge in rocket attacks from Gaza, with many analysts warning of a deeper crisis brewing if a lasting resolution is not reached. As international efforts to broker a ceasefire continue, the PM's comments raise questions about the prospects for peace in the embattled territory.
Israel's PM says its military will not pull-out from Gaza until Hamas is "genuinely" disarmed.
