Israel-Gaza War Day 80: ‘We don't have peace on Earth,’ Benjamin Netanyahu tells world in Christmas message| 10 Updates
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday conveyed a Christmas message to the global Christian community, emphasizing that Israel still grapples with the absence of lasting peace. Here are the top ten updates on the Israel-Gaza war: 1. “To our Christian friends around the world, Merry Christmas," Netanyahu said, adding, “Christmas is supposed to be a time of goodwill to all men and peace on Earth.
Well, we don't have peace on Earth, not in our part anyway, and we certainly don't see goodwill to all men. We're facing monsters," he explained, “monsters who murdered children in front of their parents and parents in front of their children, who raped and beheaded women, who burned babies alive, who took babies, hostages," Netanyahu added as reported by ANI. Also Read: Israel-Hamas, Russia-Ukraine, Myanmar strife- Wars the world is carrying into 2024 2.
Reuters reported that the military said on Sunday that five Israeli hostages, who had been killed while in Hamas captivity, were recovered from an underground tunnel network in the northern Gaza Strip. The announcement included footage depicting a white-tiled bathroom and workroom connected by dark concrete-lined passages. 3.
The publication left open the question of how they had died, with chief military spokesperson Rear Admiral Daniel Hagari saying post-mortems were pending. “We will brief the families and then, depending on what they approve, the public," he said. Also Read: Israel-Hamas war: 'If war ends, then...': Antony Blinken urges nations to demand Hamas surrender 4.
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