Netanyahu denies ceasefire claims: The war will not end.

The Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who made a denial statement regarding the news shared by The New York Times, said that the war in Palestine will never end under any circumstances.

"ISRAELI ARMY NEEDS REST"

In the news of the US-based New York Times newspaper, it was stated that Israeli retired and current 6 military personnel, who wanted to remain anonymous, said that Israel wants to end the war and that this is the best way to bring back about 120 Israeli prisoners in Gaza. The news also emphasized that the Israeli army needs to "rest" before a possible ground war with Hezbollah in Lebanon.

"WE WILL NOT END THE WAR UNTIL WE REACH OUR GOALS"

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu responded to the allegations by saying, "The anonymous sources who provided information to The New York Times said that Israel is ready to end the war before reaching all its goals. I don't know who these anonymous sources are, but I am here to state clearly that this will not happen. Israel will end the war when it reaches all its goals, including the destruction of Hamas and the release of all our hostages," he said.

"WE WILL NOT SURRENDER TO THE WINDS OF DEFEAT"

Netanyahu said, "The government has directed the IDF to achieve these war goals, and the IDF has all the means to achieve these goals. We will not surrender to the winds of defeat, neither in The New York Times nor anywhere else. We are inspired by the spirit of victory," he said.