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Iran war live: Israel vows Gaza ‘offensive policy’ despite caretaker status

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In short

Israeli leadership has pledged to sustain an offensive policy to achieve total demilitarization and remove Hamas from power. Operations will move forward regardless of the government's ousted status or broader conflict spreading through Yemen. On the ground, violence continues as an Israeli drone strike recently hit al-Mawasi in Khan Younis, leaving one Palestinian dead and two others wounded. This fatal incident occurred only days after Israeli forces launched a deadly strike on a Gaza hospital.

Key points

  • Israel will not scale back its offensive strategy despite the government currently holdin…: Israel will not scale back its offensive strategy despite the government currently holding caretaker status after being voted out.
  • The Israeli military campaign is designed to continue until the complete demilitarization…: The Israeli military campaign is designed to continue until the complete demilitarization of the Gaza Strip is achieved.
  • Lethal strikes on civilian zones persist in southern Gaza amid wider regional confrontati…: Lethal strikes on civilian zones persist in southern Gaza amid wider regional confrontations involving fighting in Yemen.

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Iran war live: Israel vows Gaza ‘offensive policy’ despite caretaker status

Israel has pledged to continue its ‘offensive policy’ on Gaza as fighting in Yemen grips the region.

Published On 15 Nov 2026

- At least one Palestinian has been killed and two others wounded after Israeli forces carried out a drone strike on the al-Mawasi area of Khan Younis in southern Gaza, just days after Israel fatally struck a hospital in Gaza.

- Israel’s Defense Minister Israel Katz said the government will continue its “offensive policy” in Gaza until the beseiged Strip “is demilitarized and there is no Hamas” despite the Netanyahu government having been voted out of office.

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