Strock: IDF should enter new Gaza areas, even if hostages are put in danger

Strock opposed the most recent ceasefire and hostage release deal in January-March 2025.

Orit Strock arriving at a government conference at the Prime Minister's Office, Jerusalem, September 27, 2023; illustrative.

Orit Strock arriving at a government conference at the Prime Minister's Office, Jerusalem, September 27, 2023; illustrative.

(photo credit: Chaim Goldberg/Flash90)

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