Netanyahu floats 'allowing' Palestinians out of Gaza as mediators renew truce push
Summary
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu proposed allowing Palestinians to leave Gaza amid intensified Israeli air strikes and ongoing truce negotiations led by Egypt and Qatar.
Key Points
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu revived calls to allow Palestinians to leave the Gaza Strip amid preparations for a broader military offensive.
- Netanyahu emphasized that Palestinians would not be forced out but allowed to leave combat zones and the territory if they choose.
- Mediators from Qatar, Egypt, and the United States are pushing for a 60-day truce in Gaza, after previous efforts failed.
- Intensified Israeli air strikes have caused significant casualties in Gaza, drawing international criticism amid warnings of a worsening humanitarian crisis.
