Shin Bet Chief Warns Israeli Cabinet Hamas Sees Gaza Peace Plan as Political Victory
How 2 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
First reported by Behadrei Haredim · 6 hours ago
What happened
Shin Bet chief David Zini warned Israel’s security cabinet that Hamas views the Gaza peace plan as a political win and is using disarmament talks to delay Israeli attacks. Most ministers opposed the plan, demanding a return to targeted killings and rejecting a proposed 14-day ceasefire. Prime Minister Netanyahu acknowledged international pressure but stressed Israel’s reservations and prior agreements with the U.S.
- 01Shin Bet chief warns Hamas sees Gaza peace plan as a political victory like October 7 attacks.
- 02Hamas’s willingness to disarm is viewed as a deceptive tactic to delay Israeli strikes until after elections.
- 03Most Israeli ministers oppose the peace plan and reject a 14-day ceasefire on targeted killings.
- 04Military commanders must get Chief of Staff approval before any Gaza counterterrorism operations.
- 05Ministers oppose establishing a new Palestinian Authority or state before Hamas is fully disarmed.
- 06Netanyahu cites prior U.S. understandings and international pressure to accept ceasefire proposals.
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