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Israeli Security Proposes New City for Anti-Hamas Militias in Gaza Strip
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First reported by Kan News · 2 hours ago
What happened
Israeli security agencies propose relocating Palestinian militias opposing Hamas to a new city in Gaza, built by the UAE and secured by a multinational force, as part of future Gaza restructuring plans.
- 01Israeli security plans for Palestinian militias opposing Hamas in Gaza after expected IDF withdrawal.
- 02Shin Bet proposes relocating militias to 'New Rafah,' a city built by the UAE and secured internationally.
- 03New Rafah will be a Hamas-free zone with Israeli security vetting residents.
- 04Proposal submitted to Peace Council representatives for consideration.
- 05Israeli official states the city’s first residents should be anti-Hamas militias, aligning with Israel’s interests.
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