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Former IDF Chief Gadi Eizenkot Criticizes Gaza Ceasefire Talks, Warns Hamas Strengthened
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First reported by Srugim · 1 hour ago
What happened
Former IDF Chief Gadi Eizenkot condemned a potential ceasefire deal with Hamas, warning it fails to meet war goals and strengthens Hamas. He criticized PM Netanyahu for not disclosing the agreement to the public amid U.S. claims of a historic Gaza disarmament deal, which Israel denies. Meanwhile, Israeli military operations continue targeting Hamas infrastructure in Gaza.
- 01Gadi Eizenkot demands any Gaza agreement must dismantle Hamas’s military power or be deemed a failure.
- 02Eizenkot criticizes Netanyahu for not sharing the ceasefire deal details with the Israeli public.
- 03Eizenkot warns Hamas has rebuilt its strength nearly three years after the October conflict.
- 04Israel denies discussing Gaza disarmament with Trump despite his announcement of a historic deal.
- 05IDF’s 188th Brigade destroyed over ten Hamas underground sites during recent Gaza operations.
- 06Israel insists on full Hamas disarmament and Gaza demilitarization as prerequisites for peace talks.
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