Defending the occupation of Gaza by the Prime Minister.

According to Jin10 data on August 10, local time on August 10, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu held a press conference, stating that the next phase of military action by the Israeli army will focus on striking two locations still controlled by Hamas, and he provided explanations regarding Israel's envisioned future management of Gaza. Netanyahu stated that the Israeli army currently controls about 70% to 75% of Gaza, and the goal of expanding military operations is not to occupy Gaza, but to 'liberate' it from Hamas. After achieving the demilitarization of Gaza, Israel will take on security responsibilities, establish a security zone at the Gaza-Israel border, and set up an alternative government in Gaza. Netanyahu revealed that discussions are ongoing with some candidates to establish a transitional authority in Gaza, but details have not been disclosed, stating that the task of defeating Hamas must be completed first. Regarding the current humanitarian crisis in Gaza, Netanyahu denied that Israel is responsible for the famine in Gaza, stating that they will bypass obstacles through designated safe corridors, increasing secure distribution points, and airdrops, and have coordinated with the United States to increase humanitarian aid to Gaza.