"Israeli Officials Divided on Gaza War Strategy as Hostage Crisis Escalates"

Disagreements have emerged among top Israeli officials over the handling of the war against Hamas in Gaza, with former army chief Gadi Eisenkot casting doubt over the strategy for releasing hostages and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejecting calls to scale back the offensive. The war, sparked by an unprecedented Hamas raid into Israel, has resulted in significant casualties and destruction, with international criticism mounting. The United States has urged Israel to consider steps toward establishing a Palestinian state after the war, a suggestion Netanyahu has opposed. The war's impact has rippled across the Middle East, with Iranian-backed groups targeting U.S. and Israeli interests, and the conflict threatening to escalate further.
- Rifts emerge among top Israeli officials over how to handle the war against Hamas in Gaza The Associated Press
- Israel-Hamas War: Live Updates The New York Times
- In challenge to PM, Eisenkot says talk of ‘absolute defeat’ of Hamas is a tall tale The Times of Israel
- Live updates | Only a cease-fire deal can win hostages' release, an Israeli War Cabinet member says The Associated Press
- Videos of Israeli Hamas Hostages Become Ticking Time Bomb for Benjamin Netanyahu The Daily Beast
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