Israel-Hamas war, Gallant debriefing, Gaza

"Hamas will not be able to recover from Israeli operations" - Gallant states in Gaza visit

As Egypt advocates for a ceasefire, Gallant remains resolute in fighting the war until the end: "We will strangle Hamas' supply lines." 

Yoav Gallant visits IDF soldiers fighting in Gaza (Photo: Chaim Goldberg/Flash90)

During a visit to Rafah, Defence Minister Yoav Gallant emphasized that operations in the southern Gaza Strip will persist until Hamas' capabilities are dismantled. "We will persevere and escalate until we achieve a scenario where we are suffocating their supply lines and preventing them from regaining their strength," Gallant stated.

In his military assessment, which included briefings on the IDF's activities above and below ground, Gallant underscored, "Our actions in Rafah are crucial; we are effectively cutting off Hamas' air supply, including the Rafah crossing and tunnels. The outcome is clear: they are unable to arm themselves, resupply, reinforce, or treat their casualties."

He continued, "Their morale is weakening, and time is not on their side. Despite narratives from individuals in tunnels or hotels in Qatar and the media noise they generate, Hamas is being worn down by our operations. We are demolishing their tunnels and weapon caches, accessing locations they never anticipated, deep underground and on the surface. This is of utmost importance."

Gallant affirmed, "We will persist and escalate until we reach a point where we are strangling their supply lines and preventing them from rebuilding their strength. This is the objective of our operation, and the 162nd Division, together with all of you, is executing it effectively."


0 Comments

Do not send comments that include inflammatory words, defamation, and content that exceeds the limit of good taste.

Israel's Dilemma: Major Security Report Exposes Trump's Unpredictable Impact

Revealed: Why Israeli Security Experts Are Worried About Trump's Second Term

Eliana Fleming | 22.01.25

What have they against shepherds?

Arabs and left-wing activists attack Jews in Hebron hills 

Avi Nachmani | 22.01.25
Get JFeed App
Download on the App Store
Get it on Google Play