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IDF Troops in Gaza Report Major Restrictions on Rules of Engagement Amid Ceasefire Talks

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First reported by Now 14 · 13 hours ago

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IDF soldiers in Gaza report a major change in engagement rules requiring Chief of Staff approval to neutralize threats before crossing a "yellow line." This shift, amid ceasefire talks, has led to fewer airstrikes and restricted operational freedom, causing concern among troops about their ability to respond to imminent threats.

01IDF troops in Gaza must now get Chief of Staff approval before engaging threats not crossing a "yellow line."
02Air Force strikes in Gaza have significantly decreased over the past week.
03Soldiers report a shift to a defensive posture, limiting proactive operations.
04Troops feel restricted and concerned about their ability to respond to imminent threats.
05The changes coincide with ongoing ceasefire negotiations in Gaza.
06The rationale behind the new rules is unclear to soldiers, who feel their hands are tied.

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