Netanyahu Rejects NYT Claims of Gaza War Prolongation
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office vehemently refuted a New York Times article alleging he prolonged the Gaza conflict for political gain. The statement claims the article's accusations are baseless, defaming Israel and its leadership. Netanyahu's office countered that his decisions led to significant military successes, including the release of hostages and the weakening of enemy forces. They further asserted that rejecting a proposed ceasefire was a strategic decision based on national security, not political maneuvering, and that Netanyahu prioritized Israel's survival over short-term political considerations.
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