Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has admitted that Israel is supporting armed groups, some labeled as "criminal gangs," in its fight against Hamas in Gaza. These groups, accused of looting aid, are reportedly working under Israeli military approval. The revelation came as Israeli airstrikes killed over 70 more Palestinians. Critics, including opposition leaders, condemned the move. The humanitarian crisis worsens, with over 61,700 reported dead and continued attacks near aid centers. Hamas has not rejected ceasefire talks but seeks revisions to U.S.-led proposals.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has officially admitted that Israel is supporting certain armed groups in Gaza in its fight against Hamas—groups widely known as “criminal gangs,” accused of looting food and medical supplies from aid trucks.
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