Netanyahu says Israel to decide which international forces in Gaza acceptable

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

62% : Israel and the U.S., he said, are a "partnership.
41% : "We are in control of our security, and we have also made it clear regarding international forces that Israel will determine which forces are unacceptable to us, and this is how we operate and will continue to operate," Netanyahu told a session of his cabinet.
41% : U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio, on a visit to Israel aimed at shoring up the fragile ceasefire, said on Friday the international force would have to be made up of "countries that Israel's comfortable with", but declined to comment specifically on Turkish involvement.
41% : Netanyahu also said on Sunday Israel was an independent country and rejected the notion that "the American administration controls me and dictates Israel's security policy."
39% : Once warm Turkish-Israeli relations hit new lows during the Gaza war, with Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan lambasting Israel's devastating air and ground war in the small Palestinian enclave.
36% : " Israel, which besieged Gaza for two years to back up its air and ground war in the enclave against Hamas after the Palestinian militant group's cross-border attack on October 7, 2023, continues to control all access to the territory.
30% : Rubio added that Gaza's future governance still needs to be worked out among Israel and partner nations but could not include Hamas. Rubio later said U.S. officials were getting input on a possible U.N. resolution or international agreement to authorise the multinational force in Gaza and would discuss the issue in Qatar on Sunday.

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