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Israel’s Netanyahu to convene cabinet on Gaza war goals

4 August 2025
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Israel’s Netanyahu to convene cabinet on Gaza war goals
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced plans to convene his security cabinet this week to discuss military strategies aimed at achieving war goals in Gaza, including defeating Hamas, securing the release of hostages, and neutralizing threats from Gaza. Reports suggest that Netanyahu is leaning towards expanding the offensive to seize the entire Palestinian enclave, with the cabinet meeting scheduled for Tuesday.

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