Minister Slams Demilitarization Plan as Hamas Gift
Summarized from Israel National News by baba
Minister Orit Strock sharply criticized a new demilitarization plan for Gaza, calling it a gift to Hamas that allows weapons to remain. She accused Nickolay Mladenov, head of the Board of Peace, of distorting President Trump's plan to meet Hamas's demands, including allowing weapons transfer within Gaza and potentially applying Palestinian law. Strock urged Israel to reject the plan and insist on full demilitarization, despite opposition to the original Trump plan itself.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Minister Orit Strock claims a new Gaza demilitarization plan meets Hamas's demands and leaves weapons in the Strip.
- Strock criticized Nickolay Mladenov and the Board of Peace for equating Israel and Hamas and ignoring hospital torture.
- The IDF struck Hamas terrorists at Nasser Hospital, which reportedly housed a torture chamber.
- Strock warned against Mladenov's appointment due to his past pro-Arab stances and focus on a two-state solution.
- The plan allegedly includes transferring weapons within Gaza and potentially applying Palestinian law.
- Strock urged Israel to reject the plan and insist on complete demilitarization.
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