Netanyahu acknowledged that some Arab leaders are supporting him
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu admitted that some Arab leaders support him and said that they also approve of the attack on Rafah. "They understand it [the attack on Rafah] and even tacitly approve of it," he said.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said he intends to continue the offensive on Rafah, on the southern border of the Gaza Strip, despite the US President calling Rafah a "red line" recently.
"We will go there . You know I have a red streak. Do you know what a red line is? This is another rerun of October 7th. This will never happen again, " Netanyahu replied .
Without specifically mentioning the names of the Israeli prime ministers He added that he has the support of several Arab leaders, who also implicitly support the attack on the besieged Palestinian city of Rafah.
"They understand this and even tacitly agree, " he said in an interview with Axel Springer. " They understand that Hamas is part of Iran's terrorist axis . "
It should be noted that earlier US President Joe Biden called Rafah a "red line" and stated that he was against the escalation of the conflict there and could not accept the death of more than 30,000 Palestinians in the Gaza Strip.
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