Netanyahu: There is Rising Pressure Against Us in the U.S. and Around the World

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed in a televised speech on Saturday evening that there is increasing pressure against Tel Aviv in the United States and around the world, revealing that vital weapons were sent to Israel. Netanyahu stated, "Many around the world urged us not to enter Gaza, but we did, and we will continue to fight until victory." He mentioned that they are leading an intensive political effort since the beginning of the war to maintain international support. Netanyahu emphasized that Tel Aviv would only temporarily halt fire, declaring a rejection of all pressures. He noted that the Israeli army would continue to fight until Hamas is eradicated in the Gaza Strip, ensuring that Gaza will not pose a threat to Israel. Netanyahu pointed out that he appears in American media daily to sustain international support for Tel Aviv. He confirmed in his address that the United States has sent vital weapons to Israel, indicating that he communicates directly and continuously with President Biden. Regarding humanitarian aid for Gaza, the Prime Minister stated that humanitarian assistance to the sector is crucial for ensuring ongoing international support, clarifying that Tel Aviv accepted the American request for fuel to enter. Netanyahu pointed out that there is no deal for prisoner exchange with Hamas. In this context, he mentioned that he observed a march of the families of hostages and conveyed a message to them saying, "I walk with you."