In an interview, Netanyahu said that Israel will authorize the emigration of Gaza Strip residents who want to flee the current conflict. He compared the situation in Gaza to other international conflicts, stressing that it is important that civilians have the option to leave the combat zones. The prime minister said talks are being held with several countries to host the refugees, insisting that Israel is not driving them out, but giving them the opportunity to leave. The war was triggered by attacks by Hamas, and Israel's response has led to heavy casualties in Gaza.
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Netanyahu anunță că Israelul le va „permite” locuitorilor din Gaza care fug de război să emigreze: „Nu îi alungăm”
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Netanyahu anunță că Israelul le va "permite" locuitorilor din Gaza care fug de război să emigreze
Israelul le va “permite” locuitorilor din Gaza care fug de război să emigreze, afirmă premierul Netanyahu
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