Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited the border area for the first time since the Hamas massacre. Netanyahu examined the houses destroyed in Be’eri and Kfar Asa after the “terrible massacre”, his office said today after the visit.
According to media reports, during a meeting with soldiers he asked if they were ready for the “next level”. Observers expect a ground offensive by the Israeli military in the Gaza Strip to be imminent. “We are ready,” Netanyahu wrote about the visit on Twitter (X).
In recent days there has been criticism in Israel that the head of government has not yet visited the border area with the Gaza Strip. Terrorists carried out a bloodbath last Saturday in the name of Hamas, killing more than a thousand civilians. Since then, Israel has attacked targets in the Gaza Strip.