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Netanyahu says Israel will control all of Gaza, stop Hamas looting aid

Netanyahu says Israel will control all of Gaza, stop Hamas looting aid

LBCI19-05-2025

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Monday that Israel would control all of Gaza and would prevent Hamas from looting aid.
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