Israel attacks Gaza City, cuts Gaza strip into two parts

"We have the clear goal of restoring a significantly improved security situation not only in the Gaza S
trip but also on the borders," the IDF posted on Twitter. We are ready to attack the North at any time. Earlier in the day, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had announced that Israel would not agree to a ceasefire unless the terrorist group Hamas releases hostages.

The war between Israel and Palestine continues. According to media reports, the Israeli Army said on Sunday that Hamas is being attacked and the Gaza Strip has been cut into two parts. Army spokesman Daniel Hagari said that the Israeli army has surrounded Gaza City and now there exists a southern Gaza and a northern Gaza.

He said that the soldiers have reached the beach and are keeping it under their control. Al Jazeera quoted Hagari as saying that now there are widespread attacks on terrorist infrastructure, both underground and above ground.

Prepare to attack in northern Gaza

In another statement, the Chief of the General Staff, LTG Herzi Halevi, said during a meeting at the Northern Command that the IDF is ready to attack northern Gaza at any moment. The IDF posted on X (formerly Twitter) that we have the clear goal of restoring a significantly improved security situation not only in the Gaza Strip but also on the borders. We are ready to attack the North at any time.

Israel does not agree on ceasefire

Earlier in the day, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had announced that Israel would not agree to a ceasefire unless the Hamas terrorist group releases its hostages, The Times of Israel reported. A statement issued from Netanyahu's office said that it (the word 'ceasefire') should be taken out of the dictionary. We will continue this until we defeat them. we have no choice.

Gaza, the world's largest terrorist complex

Meanwhile, according to media reports, Israeli Ambassador to America Michael Herzog called Gaza the world's largest terrorist complex. He said Gaza is the world's largest terrorist complex, with thousands of fighters, rockets and other weapons and 310 miles (500 kilometers) of underground tunnels. This is what we are against and we have to root it out, because if we don't, they will attack again and again. The Times of Israel quoted Herzog in an interview with CBS's "Face the Nation."