Prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated on Saturday that nobody would cease Israel from reaching victory in its struggle towards Hamas militants within the Gaza Strip.

“No one will stop us — not The Hague, not the Axis of Evil and no one else. It is possible and necessary to continue until victory and we will do it,” Netanyahu informed a televised press convention because the struggle in Gaza strikes into its one hundredth day on Sunday.

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He was referring to a case introduced earlier than the UN’s high courtroom, the International Court of Justice in The Hague, alleging Israel’s offensive is in breach of the UN Genocide Convention, and an alliance of Iran-backed armed teams across the Middle East dubbed the Axis of Resistance.

He stated the army assault in Gaza had already “eliminated most of the Hamas battalions” within the besieged Palestinian territory.

But he stated that these displaced from northern Gaza wouldn’t be capable to return to their properties any time quickly.

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“There is an international law and it says a simple thing — you remove a population and you don’t allow it to return as long as the danger exists,” Netanyahu stated.

“And the danger exists. There is fighting there (in northern Gaza).”