Gaza War: Israel Revises War Goals As Hezbollah, Houthis Step Up Attacks | Top Points

Israel's war goals have been expanded to include the return of residents of the northern region who were evacuated near the Lebanon border due to attacks from Hezbollah.

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Updated on: 17 September 2024 11:51 am

Israeli airstrike on a tent camp housing Palestinians displaced by the war in Muwasi, Gaza Strip

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As the war in Gaza rages on, Israel has revised its war goals. As per Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the war goals have been expanded to include the return of residents of northern Israel who were evacuated near the Lebanon border due to attacks from Hezbollah.

This decision was approved in an overnight meeting of the Israeli security cabinet.

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Netanyahu has stated that the return of northern Israeli residents is now part of the war goals. Tens of thousands of Israelis were evacuated from towns along the border with Lebanon due to attacks from the Iran-backed militant group Hezbollah.
Meanwhile, following the series of drone and missile attacks against Israel over the weekend, Hezbollah and Yemeni militant group Houthis have vowed of more attacks against Tel Aviv.

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A group of 15 aid organisations have said in a joint statement that Israel is continuing to block aid from reaching Gaza. As per these aid organisations, 83 percent of the food aid has been blocked from entering the Palestinian territory.
In Gaza and the occupied West Bank, Israel has continued its military operations and increased the number of attacks in Gaza City.
As the war nears one year of fighting, cracks have begun to appear in Netanyahu's cabinet. As per reports, the Israeli PM is considering replacing defence minister Yoav Gallant.
The United Nations has confirmed that efforts to implement a ceasefire are underway. Despite the delay in truce, the intergovernmental organisation remains hopeful that a deal can be reached.