Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at a press conference in Jerusalem on Feb. 16, 2025. (Credit: Evelyn Hockstein/AFP)
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Sunday that the army was ready to resume fighting "at any moment" in the Gaza Strip, where a fragile cease-fire has been in effect since Jan. 19.
"We are ready to resume intense combat at any moment, our operational plans are ready," Netanyahu said in front of a new class of officers in Holon (center), broadcast live. "We will fully achieve the objectives of the war, whether through negotiation or by other means," he added.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Sunday that the army was ready to resume fighting "at any moment" in the Gaza Strip, where a fragile cease-fire has been in effect since Jan. 19.
"We are ready to resume intense combat at any moment, our operational plans are ready," Netanyahu said in front of a new class of officers in Holon (center), broadcast live. "We will fully achieve the objectives of the war, whether through negotiation or by other means," he added.
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