Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared that Israel will continue to provide aid to countries in need, affirming his stance during a visit to the Ramon airbase. In addition to this, he urged leaders of Arab nations to engage in negotiations with Hamas. Netanyahu criticized the organization for their role in perpetuating terror, bloodshed, and poverty through the use of gas. He believes that Hamas is an integral part of the global issue of terrorism, which threatens both the world and the Arab nations. Netanyahu is striving to secure international support for Israel’s security forces, highlighting the moral obligation of every free nation to assist Israel. He called upon the international community to help restore peace without any conditions. Meanwhile, he urged the United Nations to reconsider their call for an immediate ceasefire, as he perceives it as a potential danger to the United States. Netanyahu emphasized that certain countries have actors deliberately targeting them and called for unity in the fight against terrorism. The Prime Minister made it clear that no international intervention or baseless accusations against Israel’s security forces will hinder their right to self-defense. He also stated that Israeli soldiers will remain in Gaza for as long as necessary to safeguard against the use of gas against Israel.