Netanyahu Postpones Gaza Palestinians' Exit to Egypt Until After Elections
Translated & summarized from Makan by baba
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered the delay of approximately 7,000 Palestinians' departure from Gaza to Egypt for police training until after the elections. The decision, which came despite Shin Bet approval, is part of broader Gaza policy decisions postponed until after the vote. The Prime Minister's Office cited Hamas's violations of the Trump plan and the requirement for Hamas to disarm as reasons for the delay.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu postponed the departure of 7,000 Palestinians from Gaza to Egypt.
- The Palestinians were to undergo training for the Palestinian police force in Gaza.
- The decision was made to delay the departure until after the upcoming elections.
- The Shin Bet had already approved the names of the individuals involved.
- The Prime Minister's Office cited Hamas's violations of the Trump plan as a reason for the delay.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has instructed a postponement of the departure of approximately 7,000 Palestinians from the Gaza Strip to Egypt. These individuals were slated for training as part of the Palestinian police force intended to operate in Gaza. The decision was made to delay their exit until after the upcoming elections, despite the Shin Bet security agency having approved the names. This move is part of a series of Gaza-related issues that the Israeli political echelon has deferred until after the elections. These include preparations for building a new city in Rafah, the entry of a multinational force into Gaza, and the arrival of a Gaza management committee.
The Prime Minister's Office stated that the elections are unrelated to Netanyahu's stance on this specific matter. They asserted that Hamas systematically violates the Trump plan. The Prime Minister also stipulated that Hamas must hand over its weapons and that the Strip must be disarmed of its combat capabilities.
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