Former justice minister Ayelet Shaked says Israel will do 'whatever it takes' in order to eliminate Hamas. “We’re dealing with monsters,” she told Sky News Australia. “After all the atrocities they did to us we are really united and unified in Israel to eliminate them and we will do whatever it takes in order to do it.
Former justice minister Ayelet Shaked says Israel will do"whatever it takes" in order to eliminate Hamas.
“After all the atrocities they did to us we are really united and unified in Israel to eliminate them and we will do whatever it takes in order to do it.“It's up to Hamas to decide they can surrender and then immediately the bloodshed is over, so it’s really up to Hamas to decide.”
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