Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu may authorize a new wave of airstrikes against targets in Gaza as coalition negotiations continue, according to security analysts. With his government currently operating in caretaker status, experts warn that military escalation could occur despite ongoing political instability. The potential for renewed bombing raises concerns over further civilian casualties and regional tensions amid fragile ceasefire efforts. The move would mark a significant shift in strategy as Israel navigates both domestic political challenges and international pressure.
Netanyahu could launch fresh bombing campaign with US while he serves as caretaker prime minister during coalition talks, security experts say
