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IDF Restricts Targeted Strikes in Gaza to Chief of Staff and Political Approval

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First reported by Ynet · 22 hours ago

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The IDF has restricted targeted strikes in Gaza to cases approved by top military and political leaders, following a request from the UN to pause attacks for disarmament talks with Hamas. Despite a recent deadly strike and international condemnation, Israel and the Peace Council continue negotiating a phased disarmament and withdrawal plan.

01IDF now requires Chief of Staff and political approval for targeted killings in Gaza.
02Directive aims to implement Peace Council's plan to disarm Hamas gradually.
03UN envoy Mladenov requested a two-week halt to Israeli strikes for negotiations.
04Recent Israeli attack killed two, drawing condemnation from Qatar, Egypt, and Turkey.
05Internal Israeli debate continues over the extent and timing of Gaza withdrawal.
06Peace Council stresses full disarmament and civilian governance transition as goals.

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