The message said: "According to media publications by various experts and in general, entering Rafah could not be less than a death trap for our soldiers".
Follow up: "Anyone with common sense understands that when you announce and warn for months about entering Rafah, some (apparently referring to Hamas and groups other armed forces in Gaza) are working to prepare the ground and harm the forces there.".
The parents continued: "Unfortunately, as we say this with all our might, we no longer trust you".
The message added: "Some of the events that happened during the fight, which claimed the lives of soldiers and harmed their health, were not dictated by reality, and at least some of them were the result of political issues.".
attacks "to come"
Declarations by Israeli officials, led by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, indicate that they want to attack Rafah on the ground.
On Tuesday, Netanyahu confirmed that the Israeli army would launch a ground offensive in Rafah "With or without" A truce with Hamas in Gaza.
The Prime Minister said that "The idea that we will end the war before we have achieved all of its goals is unbelievable.".
However, a Hamas official confirmed to…"AFP"that "The Rafah attack will be no picnic, and the operation will pay a heavy price for any adventure it undertakes, and it will fail.".
International pressure is growing on Israel to reverse its decision to attack Rafah, the city located at the southern tip of the Gaza Strip and home to more than 1.5 million displaced Palestinians.
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According to the Israeli newspaper “Jerusalem Post”, the letter was also addressed to members of the war council, Benny Gantz and Gadi Eisenkot.
The letter said: “According to media publications by various experts and in general, entering Rafah can be nothing less than a death trap for our soldiers.”
She continued: “Anyone with common sense understands that when you announce and warn for months about going into Rafah, some (apparently giving referring to Hamas and other armed groups in Gaza) are working to prepare the ground and harm the forces there.”
The parents continued: “Unfortunately, as we say this with all our strength, we no longer trust you.”
The letter said: “Some of the events that took place in the fight claimed the lives of soldiers and harmed their health. They were not dictated by reality, and at least some of them were the result of circumstances political.”
attack ‘now’
Declarations by Israeli officials, led by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, indicate that they want to attack Rafah on the ground.
On Tuesday, Netanyahu confirmed that the Israeli army would launch a ground offensive in Rafah, “with or without” a truce with Hamas in Gaza.
The Prime Minister said, “The idea that we will stop the war before we achieve all its goals is unbelievable.”
However, a Hamas official confirmed to Agence France-Presse that “the Rafah offensive will not be a cakewalk, and the occupation will pay a heavy price for any adventure it undertakes, and it will fail.”
International pressure is growing on Israel to reverse its decision to attack Rafah, the city located at the southern tip of the Gaza Strip and home to more than 1.5 million displaced Palestinians.
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2024-05-05 08:26:00
