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Shin Bet Chief Warns Israeli Cabinet Against Gaza Peace Roadmap as Hamas Deception

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Shin Bet chief David Zini warned the Israeli security cabinet that Hamas views the Gaza peace roadmap as a political victory and is using it to delay Israeli attacks until after elections. The meeting included a sharp dispute between Prime Minister Netanyahu and National Security Minister Ben-Gvir over the strategy of targeted killings in Gaza.

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  • Shin Bet chief warned Hamas sees Gaza peace roadmap as a political win.
  • Hamas's disarmament agreement is deemed a deceptive tactic to delay Israeli attacks.
  • Senior Israeli officials cautioned against trusting the American-backed peace plan.
  • Ben-Gvir demanded daily targeted killings in Gaza as a strategic necessity.
  • Netanyahu opposed immediate tactical actions in the next ninety days.
  • The cabinet debate revealed tensions over military strategy and election timing.
Shin Bet Chief Warns Israeli Cabinet Against Gaza Peace Roadmap as Hamas Deception
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During a recent Israeli security cabinet meeting, Shin Bet chief David Zini, along with the head of Aman's research division and senior ministers, cautioned against the American-backed Gaza peace roadmap proposed by the Peace Council. Zini emphasized that Hamas views the roadmap signing on October 7 as a political victory, equating it to their military success on that day. He further warned that Hamas's apparent agreement to disarm under the plan is a deceptive tactic aimed at buying time to avoid Israeli attacks until after upcoming elections.

The discussion also featured a heated exchange between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir. Ben-Gvir insisted that daily targeted killings in Gaza are necessary and strategic, not merely tactical. Netanyahu countered that no actions in the next ninety days would be tactical, implying a more cautious approach. Ben-Gvir responded by highlighting his four-year-long demand for such operations, accusing others of only remembering this strategy before elections.

The cabinet's debate reflects deep divisions over how to handle Hamas and the timing of military actions amid political considerations and the proposed peace initiative.

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