Occupation officers clash over Gaza withdrawal
The Jerusalem Post reports that there are disagreements within the Israeli army regarding its withdrawal from the Gaza Strip. Some military leaders oppose vacating large areas and favor maintaining a long-term buffer zone that could extend over several years. Most Israeli defense officials also prefer to delegate the management of Gaza to the Palestinian Authority or the National Committee, while Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu opposes this. These disputes occur amid ongoing violations of the ceasefire and the implementation of the unpopular 15-point plan, which Netanyahu has strongly opposed. The airstrikes have resulted in the deaths of over 1,259 Palestinians and injuries to more than 4,148 since the ceasefire came into effect after the start of the war in October 2023, which caused widespread destruction in the sector and led to significant human and material losses.
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