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Dispute in Netanyahu's government delays Rafah withdrawal
The article discusses internal disagreements within the Israeli government regarding the plan to withdraw from Rafah in the Gaza Strip. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has backed away from implementing a previous plan to withdraw from three areas near Rafah, amid opposition from the security establishment, which demands strict security conditions, including disarming Hamas and establishing an international presence to oversee weapons surrender. This disagreement raises concerns about possible delays or obstacles in carrying out the next phases of the arrangements, which also include setting up a base for a multinational force in the region. The government is struggling to unify its stance on the withdrawal and security conditions—issues that are still under discussion and whose future remains threatened by political and security complications within Israel.
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