Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu again rejected calls for an end to the war in Gaza, at the start of the regular Israeli cabinet meeting in Jerusalem on Sunday. “If we end the war now, before our goals have been achieved, this will mean that Israel has lost the war,” Netanyahu said. He added that he would not permit this for as long as Israel’s objectives remained unmet. Israel would not submit to international pressure on the issue, Netanyahu said, making clear that he was sticking to plans for the Israeli military to enter Rafah in the south of the Gaza Strip to eliminate Hamas units shelte…