Hamas rejects the terms of surrender.
Qatar has ordered Hamas officials in Doha to hand over their personal weapons, signaling support for the broader push for Hamas to disarm.
Netanyahu: ‘There will be no more Hamas’
On a visit to the southern city of Ashkelon on Wednesday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared that the Hamas terror group would be eliminated from the Gaza Strip.
“There will be no more Hamas. It’s over. We will free all of our hostages, and we will eliminate Hamas down to its very foundations,” he said.
While noting that some may say the objectives sound contradictory—destroying Hamas and releasing the hostages—Netanyahu said they fit together.
NGOs Blame Israel
Global NGOs, especially those funded by European governments to “uphold human rights and international law,” didn’t just stay quiet. They blamed the victim. Again. When Israel struck Iranian nuclear and military targets—targets linked to a regime that funds Hamas, Hezbollah, sponsors global terror, and openly threatens genocide—Western NGOs condemned it as “aggression.”
Iran’s new Chief of Staff, Maj. Gen. Mousavi, after the loss of 30 top generals, the collapse of air defenses, zero control over their skies , destroyed missile production sites, nuclear facilities, and the death of 11 key scientists:
— Open Source Intel (@Osint613) July 2, 2025
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