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#bestcollectionmizo #israelnews #trumpnews Hei le, TRUMP A THINRIM TA EM NI HAMAS BORALNA NI A HNAI ? || MIDDLE EAST THUTHAR BER LE /// Hamas claims it can’t return remaining hostages’ bodies without equipment to clear rubble Hamas asserts the return of hostages’ bodies from Gaza may take time, as the bodies are buried in tunnels allegedly destroyed by Israel or under the rubble of buildings that the terror group says were damaged in Israeli strikes. The retrieval of the remaining bodies requires equipment to remove rubble, which is currently unavailable due to Israel’s ban on entry of such tools, Hamas claims in a statement. The Palestinian terror group also says it remains committed to the Gaza agreement and keen to hand over all the remaining bodies of the hostages held in the enclave, but states Israel is to blame for the delay // Trump: If Hamas doesn’t stop killing Gazans, ‘we will have no choice but to go in and kill them’ US President Donald Trump threatened action on Thursday against Hamas over public executions carried out by the terrorist group after Israel withdrew from portions of the Gaza Strip under a US-backed ceasefire deal. “If Hamas continues to kill people in Gaza, which was not the deal, we will have no choice but to go in and kill them,” he warned in a Truth Social message. The post seemed to mark a reversal from his initial stance two days earlier on Hamas’s summary execution of Palestinians from rival gangs and Gazans it has accused of collaborating with Israel It also came as an Israeli-backed militia in southern Gaza appealed to the international community in a video obtained by The Times of Israel, urging the American president to protect residents of the Strip from Hamas. Trump claimed on Tuesday that he had given Hamas “approval for a period of time” to carry out the killings, asserting that the terror organization was targeting some “very bad gangs. By Wednesday, though, the commander of US forces in the Middle East called on Hamas to immediately stop attacks on “innocent Palestinian civilians” and begin “disarming without delay” Hours later, Trump told CNN he was doing “more research on it… It could be gangs plus.” While Trump spoke in “we” terms when talking about who would carry out his threat against Hamas, he has in the past clarified that he is referring to Israel regarding such retribution and that US troops will not be needed in Gaza, which the US president reiterated later Thursday “Somebody will go in” to Gaza, he said in response to a reporter’s question, but “it’s not going to be us.” “We won’t have to” enter the Strip, Trump continued. “There are people very nearby that will go in, they’ll do the trick very easily, but under our auspices.” The White House’s reluctance to put American boots on the ground has also led to skepticism regarding the emerging International Security Force for Gaza, a proposed multinational force intended to provide security in the enclave during its reconstruction / Houthi military chief dies, group says, and Israel claims responsibility The military commander of the Houthi rebels in Yemen, Muhammad al-Ghamari, has died, the Iran-backed group announced Thursday afternoon. The group said in a lengthy statement that the high-ranking Houthi leader died alongside some of his companions and his 13-year-old son “in the course of his jihadist work” — without elaborating on the circumstances. The Israel Defense Forces later confirmed that al-Ghamari had been killed in an August 28 airstrike in Yemen’s capital, Sanaa, which also killed the Houthi prime minister and around a dozen other top officials in the Iran-backed terror group Al-Ghamari was a member of the Houthis’ “Jihad Office,” led by Abdul Malik al-Houthi, responsible for overseeing military operations. Though the Houthis did not directly blame Israel for his killing, the rebel group stressed that their conflict with the Jewish state had not ended Israel will “receive its deterrent punishment for the crimes it has committed,” the statement continued. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu boasted following the announcement that “another chief of staff was eliminated from the ranks of terror leaders who sought to harm us.” “Israel’s determined hand will reach everyone who has tried to harm us and made it their goal to destroy Israel,” Netanyahu’s office promised in a statement Also responding to the Houthi announcement, Defense Minister Israel Katz said, “He joins his friends, the eliminated members of the axis of evil, in the depths of hell.” He added that Israel will take similar action “against any threat in the future as well.” The IDF said that al-Ghamari had served as Houthi chief of staff since 2016, after several other senior roles in the Iran-backed group. Over the years, he played “a key role in building the military capabilities” of the Houthis, the military says.