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Israeli Ministers Demand Security Cabinet Vote to Halt Gaza Deal Amid Concerns
Israeli ministers are pressing Prime Minister Netanyahu to convene the Security Cabinet and vote against a Gaza ceasefire plan they say rewards Hamas and undermines Israel's goals. The debate follows Netanyahu's request to pause Gaza strikes for 14 days to finalize the deal.
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What happened
- 01Ministers Smotrich and Strook demand a Security Cabinet vote to block the Gaza ceasefire plan.
- 02They claim the current plan differs from what was presented and rewards Hamas terrorists.
- 03Some ministers say Israel shifted from full disarmament to gradual withdrawals tied to Hamas steps.
- 04Netanyahu reportedly avoids rejecting the plan to protect US President Biden's dignity.
- 05IDF sees Hamas's cooperation as tactical, not a real relinquishing of Gaza control.
- 06Hamas fears renewed IDF operations and recognizes the Iranian front is stagnant.
IDF intelligence suggests Hamas's cooperation is tactical, not a true surrender of control.
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