Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu read the letter from the bereaved families at the beginning of the government meeting and pledged that "the will of the fallen is what guides us. We will fight to the end and achieve all our goals".

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu referred to the tensions with the US and said that "there are disagreements about 'the day after Hamas' and I hope we will reach an agreement here as well. Gaza will be neither Hamastan nor Fatahstan."

The US President stated that the US will continue to supply Israel with military equipment until Hamas is destroyed, but he made a reservation and said that public opinion could change. On the cases of rape committed by the terrorists: "Everyone must condemn without reservation".

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in the Foreign Affairs and Security Committee, referred to the day after the war in Gaza, and said that there is one difference between the Palestinian Authority and Hamas.

Ukraine's ambassador to Israel responded to the conversation between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Russian President Vladimir Putin, saying that "this is a conversation between the head of a democratic country and the head of the snake, which is a clear and tangible danger to the entire free world."

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu left the cabinet meeting to talk on the phone with Russian President Vladimir Putin, with the two talking for about 50 minutes. This is the second conversation between Netanyahu and Putin since the beginning of the war in Gaza.

Against the backdrop of calls for a ceasefire from the world, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu clarified that "it is impossible to support with one hand the elimination of Hamas and with the other to pressure us to end the war, which will prevent the elimination of Hamas."

For the first time since the resumption of fighting in Gaza, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke with US President Joe Biden. The conversation comes a day after the cabinet approved an increase in the introduction of fuel into the Gaza Strip, which according to reports was accepted due to American pressure.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu eulogized the death of Gal Eizenkot, son of former Chief of Staff Gadi Eizenkot: "Gal was a brave fighter and a true hero. The people surround you with love and gratitude - today and forever."

In a statement issued by Netanyahu, he confirmed that the IDF forces are surrounding Sinwar's house, he also said that he is exerting pressure to have the Red Cross visit the abductees in Gaza.

After the "Sky News" network reported that Palestinian Authority Chairman Abu Mazen is willing to accept control of the Gaza Strip, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu clarified that "as long as I am the Prime Minister of Israel - this will not happen."

The Prime Minister, the Minister of Defense and Minister Gantz held a press conference on the 60th day of the fighting. And they referred to the shuffle in the north: "The arrangement is that active deterrence is being used against Hezbollah and a crushing victory against Hamas."

60 days into the war with Hamas, and five days after the ceasefire, the Prime Minister, the Minister of Defense and Minister Benny Gantz at a joint press conference in the Kirya in Tel Aviv. Watch

The administration believes that Israel is not doing enough to prevent attacks on Palestinians in Judea and Samaria and is therefore resorting to preventing a number of settlers from entering the United States and putting their names on a blacklist.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke with Argentina's president-elect Javier Millay, ahead of his inauguration this coming Sunday. In the conversation, Netanyahu thanked Millay for his support for Israel and his commitment to move the Argentine embassy to Jerusalem.

After the families of the abductees issued a threat that they would contact world leaders demanding that they help them, the Prime Minister's Office announced that the War Cabinet would hold a meeting with the families tomorrow.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held a military situation assessment in an extended meeting with all the security forces and senior politicians. Some of the attendees physically came to the meeting and some participated by phone.

The revised state budget for 2023 continues to cause political turmoil, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu threatening to fire the senior minister who is considering voting against the budget.

In light of the words of the Prime Minister of Spain that Israel is not complying with international law for the attacks it is carrying out in Gaza, Netanyahu instructed the Foreign Minister to summon the Spanish ambassador for a reprimand.