Hamas Accuses Netanyahu of War Crimes

The Palestinian resistance in Gaza has dismissed claims of recruiting 3,000 fighters as slander, asserting that recruitment is a routine practice tied to their survival against occupation. Meanwhile, analysis highlights that Hamas's recent actions, including the public execution of hostages, aim to undermine Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's credibility and leverage political pressure. Criticism of the Biden administration's support for Israel has intensified, with some accusing it of complicity in war crimes during the ongoing conflict in Gaza, as highlighted in Norman Solomon's new Afterword of his book. Reports suggest that U.S. State Department briefings have consistently evaded questions regarding Israeli actions, reflecting perceived bias in American foreign policy. Hamas has described Netanyahu's statements as deceptive, accusing him of failing to achieve his war goals while simultaneously jeopardizing prisoners' safety. The situation remains tense as discussions around prisoner swaps continue, with both sides exchanging blame for the ongoing violence and suffering.