Israel Has ‘Crushed The Bulk Of Hamas’s Terror Machine’ — Netanyahu
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has declared that Israel has “crushed the bulk of Hamas’s terror machine” as the conflict in Gaza stretches on.
Speaking during a televised briefing, Netanyahu said Israeli forces had dismantled major Hamas strongholds, eliminated key operatives, and destroyed much of the group’s weapons infrastructure. He emphasized that Israel’s campaign has significantly degraded Hamas’s military capabilities, though fighting continues in several areas.
“This has been a difficult and costly operation, but the majority of Hamas’s terror machine has been dismantled,” Netanyahu stated, while pledging that Israel would “continue until the objectives are fully achieved.”
His remarks come amid growing international calls for restraint, with humanitarian groups warning of worsening conditions for civilians in Gaza. While Israel insists its operations target militant infrastructure, aid agencies continue to raise concerns over civilian casualties and access to humanitarian relief.
The Israeli government maintains that Hamas no longer has the ability to wage large-scale attacks at the same level seen in the early days of the war. However, analysts caution that Hamas still retains underground networks, smaller cells, and the ability to carry out sporadic strikes, making a full end to the conflict uncertain.
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