Antiwar News With Dave DeCamp 1/17/25: Likud Says Gaza Ceasefire Deal Allows 'Return to Fighting,' Journalists Confront Blinken, and More
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Jan 17, 2025 The Likud party raises concerns about the recent Gaza ceasefire, hinting it may lead to renewed fighting. A report reveals over 80 Palestinians were killed in recent Israeli airstrikes. Tensions bubble as journalists confront Secretary Blinken during a press conference. Meanwhile, Houthis may halt attacks if the Gaza truce is honored. The Biden administration grapples with new sanctions on Russia and China while considering a TikTok ban amidst controversies over content related to Israel.
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Ceasefire Deal Interpretation
- Likud claims the Gaza ceasefire allows Israel to return to fighting under a U.S. guarantee.
- This guarantee involves receiving needed weapons and maintaining control of key areas.
Potential U.S. Military Aid Increase
- The Likud statement suggests the U.S. may provide additional military aid to Israel for agreeing to the ceasefire.
- This raises concerns about incentivizing further conflict.
Ceasefire Delay
- The Gaza ceasefire's start date is uncertain, potentially delayed until Monday instead of Sunday.
- Netanyahu delayed the vote, claiming Hamas was reneging on details, but a deal was signed in Doha.